Murtaza Asghar
Senior software engineer
New to Contra
Murtaza is ready for their next project!
Check it out at https://on.design/orbit
I just found a free gradient builder!
It has tons of styles like mesh, grainy, aurora, waves, animated gradients, pixel & more.
You can export as SVG, PNG, or MP4, or paste it directly into Figma as editable layers.
Check it out → https://feralui.dev/gradients
feralui.dev
Free Gradient Generator · mesh, grainy and animated gradients
Free online gradient generator. Blend soft mesh, grainy, and animated gradients from traditional Japanese colours, then export as SVG, PNG, or MP4 video. No signup.
This is gold for anyone building websites with AI.
This gives you thousands of landing pages, sections, layouts, and ideas to reference when you’re stuck.
Link : https://landdding.com
Found a background studio that actually looks different from the usual gradient slop.
Blend grain, glass, flutes, and aberration in the browser
Export as live code for React, Framer, or HTML, not a heavy video
Free to design. Pro only if you need 4K and no watermark
link; http://pryzm.design
pryzm.design
Pryzm | Beautiful backgrounds for your next project
Pryzm is a visual studio for designers. Create beautiful, original backgrounds and textures for your websites, templates, and designs, right in your browser.
One thing I keep noticing with long-form video: the best short clips usually aren't the loudest moments. They're the moments that still make sense after the rest of the conversation is gone.When you cut shorts from a longer piece, what makes you stop on a moment and call it a clip?