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Read article ↗Reverse engineer any app or site with your coding agent
REA lets your coding agent look inside websites and apps, explain a feature, show the evidence and rebuild it.
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Someone rebuilt Adobe for free. Should you switch?
ArtCraft's Crafting Apps copy Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere and more, free and open source. Here's what works so far.
[ Read ↗ ]Custom tools for the things you make every week
Brik, from Wix, turns a plain description into a working design tool you can tune, remix and export.
[ Read ↗ ]Your AI workflow has too many tabs
FLORA puts image, video, audio and 3D models on one node canvas, and saves the workflows that work.
[ Read ↗ ]Arqe, the motion tool you'll use every week
Arqe is a browser-based suite of motion templates and animated device mockups you tune with sliders and export.
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Generative patterns, no code editor required
Book of Shapes is a free library of generative SVG patterns you tune with sliders and use commercially.
[ Read ↗ ]A Figma alternative you can read every line of
OpenPencil is a free, open-source design editor that opens Figma files, works offline and talks to coding agents.
[ Read ↗ ]An assistant that keeps working after you close the tab
OpenAI’s dots are always-on agents in ChatGPT that learn how you work and bring you finished work to approve.
[ Read ↗ ]Can taste be turned into data?
Taste Labs is teaching AI models good design judgement, with help from about 1,000 human Tastemakers.
[ Read ↗ ]Momentum makes your static work move without learning animation
A small, preset-driven motion tool from Uninspired Studio for designers who just need their visuals to move.
[ Read ↗ ]Jitter is the motion tool for people who don't do motion
Browser-based motion design that picks up where your Figma file leaves off.
[ Read ↗ ]When you can make anything, the job is knowing what's yours
AI made making cheap. The skill that matters now is judgement: knowing what belongs to your brand world, and leaving the rest.
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Type drawn by people who design identities for a living
Stockholm studio Gärde Design draws typefaces for brands, each one built on a specific piece of type history.
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Typewolf is how you stop using the same three fonts
A designer's guide to type in the wild, with a site of the day, 1,000+ font pages and pairings that actually work.
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A lettering archive that started as a group chat
Fourteen years of sketches, experiments and client work from four designer friends and their guests.
[ Read ↗ ]Stock footage that doesn't look like stock footage
Cinematic footage licensed from working filmmakers, with curated collections and free clip research.
[ Read ↗ ]Flim is the reference library that ends the screenshot hunt
1.5 million film, TV, ad and music video stills, searchable in plain words, with boards and AI tools on top.
[ Read ↗ ]LiveSurface makes your mockups look like they were actually made
Photo-real mockups with real materials: foil, emboss, varnish and glow, rendered live on macOS and iPad.
[ Read ↗ ]Destockd hands public domain footage back to the public
41,000+ free shots from U.S. government films, searchable by describing what you see.
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What if your mockup is focked up?
Fockups shows your design torn, soaked and peeling in real streets, because real life isn't a clean render.
[ Read ↗ ]Hiring shouldn't come down to who you know
A curated directory of Black designers, directors, photographers and writers, with interviews and news on the side.
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It's Nice That is still the best way to start a creative day
Since 2007, the London publication has been finding great work, and great people, before everyone else does.
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