If you’re switching from Linux to Windows and missing the comfort of grep or find, don’t worry — Windows has tools for that too. While PowerShell is your go-to command-line solution, there are also classic cmd commands and third-party utilities to get the job done. This post walks you through …
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This tool allows you to create custom images with just a few clicks. Simply input the width and height of the image, input a background color, add your text and input a text color. Feel free to use default values to test the tool functionality. You can download your image …
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Ever wondered how to calculate the final color when blending two layers with transparency? Feel free to use the following tool:
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You can block auto-downloads from a specific website on Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS by adjusting browser settings or using firewall rules: For Google Chrome (Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS) Open Chrome. Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner and select Settings. Navigate to Privacy and security → Site settings. …
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Here you can generate random vintage color palettes. Simply click on the “Apply” and “Reload” buttons to review new palettes, and click on “Copy Color Set” to copy the HEX codes in the format: #cf1909; #0b2edf; #c6300f; #b35b03; #05ed34.
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Here you can generate random neon color palettes. Simply click on the “Apply” and “Reload” buttons to review new palettes, and click on “Copy Color Set” to copy the HEX codes in the format: #cf1909; #0b2edf; #c6300f; #b35b03; #05ed34.
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Here you can generate random pastel color palettes. Simply click on the “Apply” and “Reload” buttons to review new palettes, and click on “Copy Color Set” to copy the HEX codes in the format: #b5d399; #d3d29e; #b1c8d1; #9ecbc6; #b2dbc2.
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This tool allows you to effortlessly generate detailed color schemes for your projects by simply inputting a single color. Discover complementary, triadic, tetradic, and many more palettes with inline color previews.
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This tool allows you to compare two versions of a text side by side, highlighting differences between them. The tool also includes editable fields for further modifications, allowing you to refine your text directly within the comparison interface. Whether you’re working on code, documentation, or any text-based content, this tool …
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With this tool, you can easily format dates to include the correct suffix (e.g., “1st,” “2nd,” “3rd,” or “4th”). Whether you’re working with numeric formats like “14.03” or text formats like “March 14”, this tool effortlessly converts them into a reader-friendly style like “March 14th”.
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