A collection of small, low stakes and low effort tools.

No logins, no registration, no data collection. I can't believe I have to say that. Long live the handmade web.

Avnac is a browser-first design editor for posters, layouts, social graphics, and other canvas-based compositions.
Current Product State

Avnac today is strongest around:

Fast browser-local editing
A custom scene editor with direct manipulation controls
Files saved in IndexedDB with a dedicated /files view
JSON import/export
Legacy file migration into the current editor format
Image export as PNG, JPG, and WebP
Prompt-driven editing through the Magic panel

Things that are true right now:

The main editing experience lives in the frontend
The app is desktop-first; mobile editing is intentionally blocked
File persistence is primarily browser-local today
The backend exists, but it is optional for many day-to-day editor tasks

#83dd17 hex color code information, schemes, description and conversion in RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK, etc.

Pixel CSS Borders

Webfonts were great when most computers only had a handful of good fonts pre-installed. Thanks to font creation and buying by Apple, Microsoft, Google, and other folks, most computers have good - no, great - fonts installed, and they're a great option if you want to not load a separate font.

The goal is to make gradients that looks good! The main catch is using different interpolation spaces than sRGB.
It can really change how the gradient look. Another thing is the non linear easing. So basically the gradient will not progress in a linear way.
The easing feature is nothing new but in combination with the interpolation spaces, it makes unique and beautiful gradients!