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Been quietly building the next BIG Ditther update.
Try it out: ditther.com
:: Video import/export
:: One-click global presets
:: Crop & aspect ratios
:: PNG exports
:: 300+ new backgrounds
ahhhhhh thank you for making this. i haven't used it yet but this exactly what i was looking for
share when you create something with it.
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I built Chirp, a temporary shared room for small moments — 10-second sounds, photos, doodles, and stickers that disappear after 24 hours.
Most online spaces today feel public, permanent, and performative. I wanted to make the opposite: a private, playful, low-pressure room where people can leave tiny traces together without creating another profile, feed, or archive.
Anyone can create a room without logging in, share a unique link, and invite others to record short sounds, reply with audio, add photos, place stickers, or doodle on the canvas.
Chirp may look like a playful canvas, but it is not a productivity board or a persistent workspace. The 24-hour expiration is part of the design: because everything fades away, people can post more casually and treat the room like a shared moment, not a social feed.
I built Chirp with Figma Make to explore how Figma can be used to create an interactive, expressive, and temporary web experience.
Note: Chirp is an experimental prototype built for Config Makeathon. Rooms and uploaded content are temporary, so please don’t use it for sensitive information.
Live project:
https://chirp.figma.site/
Amazing!!!
Digital assets often feel rigid and impersonal. The goal with Stamp & Seal Maker was to bring the tactile, premium feel of traditional, old-world correspondence into a modern digital workflow. I wanted to design an experience that feels less like a basic web tool and more like an artisanal studio where users can create something deeply personal.
What it Does and How to Use It
The app is a live, web-based utility that lets users design custom marks in under a minute with zero friction no accounts or sign-ups required. It offers two distinct tracks:
Antique Postage Stamps: Users can upload an image or portrait, add a digital signature, and instantly generate a vintage stamp complete with realistic perforated edges.
Custom Wax Seals: Users can pick a wax color and literally use their cursor to draw their own monogram, which renders into a realistic wax seal for digital letters.
Everything can be downloaded instantly as a high-quality, transparent PNG to use anywhere.
The Tools Used
To take this project from a concept to a functional, browser-ready site for the Figma Makeathon, I utilized three core parts of the ecosystem: Figma Design, Figma Weave and Figma Make
You can interact with the live tool and create your own handcrafted mark using the link below. https://trunk-tint-40276432.figma.site
The wax seal track where you draw your own monogram with a cursor is a really clever idea. That kind of tactile interaction in a browser tool is hard to pull off without feeling gimmicky.
Hey there! I'm new to Contra, and I've decided to take part in the Config Makeathon by Figma 🙌
I'm building Trazo: an app to train your creativity
These days we all have AI tools at our fingertips that boost our work — but what changes the result is the creativity you bring to them. And I believe that can be trained.
Here's how it works:
1. You get an ambiguous shape — a blob, a stone, a smudge. Something that isn't anything yet.
2. You look at it, rotate it, flip it around until something appears. A face, a bird, a wave — whatever you see.
3. You draw on top and turn it into that. You give it a name.
4. And at the end, the reveal: it shows you what everyone else saw in that same shape. Same blob, a hundred different things.
Being creative isn't about knowing how to draw. It's about seeing differently. And that you can train.
More coming soon.
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