Short, practical guides to get your visuals right: the right sizes for each social network, the film look, color palettes, grainy gradient backgrounds, choosing an export format and retro image effects. Each guide points to the free tool that lets you put it into practice.
The pixel sizes to use for each social network: posts, stories, reels, banners and thumbnails on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and X. Quick reference table and a graphic designer’s tips.
Read the guide →Grain, film colors, halation, light leaks, orange date stamp: the ingredients of a real film look and how to balance them on your digital photos, with a free online filter.
Read the guide →Complementary, analogous or triadic harmonies, the 60-30-10 rule, readable contrast and color blindness: a graphic designer’s method for building a color palette, with a free generator and ASE export.
Read the guide →Colors, shape, grain amount and export: a graphic designer’s method for a successful grainy gradient background for your posters, album covers, websites and stories, with a free online generator.
Read the guide →Raster or vector image, video: when to export as PNG, SVG or MP4 for the web, print, social media or layout software. A graphic designer’s clear explanations.
Read the guide →What are dithering, halftone and ASCII art? Where these retro image effects come from, how they work and how to use them in your visuals, with a free online tool.
Read the guide →pixisgood grows with every idea. Would you like another generator, a specific feature, or a custom tool for your studio or brand? Write to me: every message is read, and the most requested ideas become the next tools.
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