Colour & Screen Tools
Small utilities that go with the screens. All of them run entirely in the browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Small tools, no upload
Everything here runs in your browser. Nothing you type, paste or pick is sent anywhere — there is no server to send it to. That matters most for the QR generator, where the thing you are encoding is often a private link.
Each tool writes its state into the address bar, so a generated gradient or a chosen colour is a link you can keep or share rather than a screenshot.
Questions
Is anything I enter uploaded?
No. Every tool here runs entirely in your browser, and there is no server to send anything to. That matters most for the QR generator, where the thing being encoded is often a private link, a password or a wifi credential — it never leaves your machine.
How do I pick a colour from an image or my screen?
The colour picker takes a hex, RGB or HSL value and shows the conversions between them along with a set of tints and shades. For pulling a colour out of something already on screen, use your browser's own eyedropper — the page cannot read pixels it did not draw, and any site that offers to is asking you to upload the image.
Can I save what a tool produces?
Yes, two ways. Each tool writes its state into the address bar, so a generated gradient or a chosen colour is a link you can bookmark or send to someone. Where the output is an image — a QR code, a gradient, a colour swatch — there is also a download button.
What tools are here?
A colour picker with format conversion, a random colour generator, a CSS gradient generator, a glitch text generator and a QR code generator. They are the small utilities that come up while using the screens, rather than an attempt at a full design suite.
Do the QR codes expire or get tracked?
Neither. The code is generated in your browser and encodes your data directly, so it is not a redirect through anyone's server. There is no scan count, no expiry, no account and no way for this site to know the code exists — which also means it cannot be edited later, because there is nothing stored to edit.
Are the tools free to use commercially?
Yes. Everything the tools produce is yours, with no licence fee, no attribution requirement and no limit on the number of times you use them.