Graphic Design

A desktop program that enlarges a picture and invents the missing detail.

A free picture editor that opens Photoshop files and copies Photoshop's layout, ten days old and self-described as an early test version.

A drawing program in a browser tab that keeps every step taken as something changeable later.

It turns a short text file into a diagram.

A tool that rewrites SVG files to be much smaller without changing their appearance.

One pastel colour scheme in four shades, carried by hand into several hundred separate programs.

A library that renders a subset of HTML and CSS into an SVG image.

Develops raw photographs non-destructively, storing every adjustment as an instruction so the original file is never changed.

The diagram editor behind diagrams.net, which can also be run privately.

A vector drawing editor that runs in a browser and can be embedded in a web page.

A ready-made set of spacing, colour, shadow and animation values for CSS.

A web page for editing the path data inside an SVG by dragging its points.

A layered image editor that runs in a browser, with no upload and nothing installed.

A ready-made colour system with matched light and dark versions.

It turns font source files into finished, installable font files.

It runs a quality checklist against a font file and prints every fault it finds.

A font editor that runs in a browser page, aimed at beginners.

The command-line tools Google's font team uses to check and package font families.

It compiles font source drawings into finished OpenType and TrueType font files.

A command-line tool that runs a quality checklist over font files and reports the failures.