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I realized everyone I knew who played wordle usually solved the daily challenge in 3-4 guesses, and then discoverd the average globally is in fact 3.8. I then found some people actually wrote programs to systematically solve wordle and were barely able to reach an average under 3.7. I set out to make a more difficult word game in a somewhat similar style and FourWord is what I came up with. Remember: It is meant to be more difficult!

That coffee house we all love to hate and hate to love got my order wrong one too many times. So I put this together to generate labels for my "personal cup" and those I know (and order coffee for). It turns out if your cup is already labeled (properly) you not only increase your chances of getting the beverage you seek, you also get through the ordering phase faster.

Take a few photos and put them together into a single image like the kind you'd get from a photobooth in a mall.

You have an image, but you need it in a ton of version for a mobile or macos app - couple seconds here and your done!

Nowadays you need a whole set of favicons for your creations. This tool takes one image and does all the work. It's surprising how many "favicon generators" are still online and only give you 16 and 32 pixel icons.

Enable visitors to your home or office to connect to your wifi without a keyboard at all. Kind of fantastic! My only suggestion would be to add title, and text credential options ... and maybe stamping an image in the middle, but you can do that offline. For the security concerned it runs in the browser so the server (and network) do not see your credentials. For the real security concerned he spells out how to create the same QR code offline with a QR generator of your choice.

Turn any phrase into the classic table-flip ASCII emoticon — express your frustration and flip what's bothering you!

Way too many people use Certified Mail when they should be using Certificate of Mailing instead. Where Certified Mailing gives you proof of delivery (and the date/time it was delivered) - a Certificate of Mailing provides proof of the date the package was mailed . So anything that requires the package be "received by" a specific date does in fact justify Certified Mail. However, anything that has a deadline of being "mailed by" a specific deadline (eg: all tax filings and payments in the US) only need a Certificate of Mailing which costs a small fraction of Certified Mail. With this tool here you can generate a printable PDF file with up to 8 pre-populated USPS Certificate of Mailing forms so you don't find yourself standing to the side of the line at the Post Office scrambling to fill in the addresses by hand in the too-small lines on the silly little PS3817 form.

Originally created to provide images to an automated out-of-office slack integration, this enables you to create an old school custom Wanted style poster from any picture you want.

An online icon generator to quickly create icons with a letter or two.

At the request of an elementary school teacher trying to adapt to distance learning, this online tool allows you to quickly create a collection of customized image tiles with letters or numbers on them.

Inspired by the Grand Theft Auto screen when one is killed or arrested, this tool lets you create a similar image from your own photos with custom text.

Create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, Gantt charts, and more with live preview, examples, and a built-in syntax cheatsheet.

Pick a classic meme template, type your caption, and download a share-ready image. Supports multi-line text and a handful of pre-built formats like Yo Dawg and Say It Again.

Inspired by the old Photobooths you used to find at the mall (and occasionally still do), this little app enables you to make your own photostrip from any photos you want and works on mobile quite well.

Flexing the power of QR codes this app you can create custom Wifi Placards to enable anyone with a camera to join your wifi network with zero typing and display the credentials to anyone on a device without a camera. Enter your credentials, select your page size and download a zip file with PDF's you can print out, hang up or even mount in a picture frame (4x6 or 5x7).

Quickly create a QR code image from a URL. You can actually paste any text and any QR camera app will be able to read it, but URL's are the most common and easiest to use.