What changes on pixisgood: new tools, new effects, new guides. The site grows almost every week, often from your ideas.
New tool Batchgood: apply the same setting (“My settings” or a .json file) to a whole series of photos and get everything in one zip. It replaces Randomgood, whose random draw remains available on the Random page.
“My settings”: the downloaded .json file is now named after what you typed in “Name”.
The 16 tools are now shown as a grid of pictograms, below the strip of examples.
New “Random net” button: a complete 3D net of light, drawn at random in one click.
New page: four visuals drawn at random from four different tools, from nothing or from your photo.
A scrolling strip of examples, one per tool. Click an image to open the tool with that setting.
Riso effect: a screen that breathes when animated, and a “Vellum” paper.
Four new tools: Glitchgood (glitch art), Prismgood (RGB anaglyph), Neongood (synthwave) and Mapgood (your photo and its map).
“Video — screen” in every tool: an MP4 video at the exact size of a TV or signage screen.
Four layouts (Manifesto, Levels, Exploded, Index), carbon palettes and pictograms.
Four new guides: carousels, a visual in 5 steps, profile banners and visual identity.
Every tool works better on phones and tablets.
The site is now available in English.
A “Random” button at the top of every tool (or the space bar) to draw a new idea.
A guided path to make your first visual without knowing anything.
An idea for a tool or an effect? Suggest it →
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.
Jérôme Enel-Réhel, graphic designer · enel-rehel.com · Instagram