ripper — perspective texture ripper for Windows, built into Shar

Texture artists still grab flat textures from photos the slow way: screenshot, open an editor, fix the perspective by hand, export, repeat. I designed and built ripper to cut that down to one hotkey.

How it works: press a ShareX hotkey, select a region on any photo, and ripper opens with the capture. Click the four corners of a sign, poster or wall, drag a corner to fine-tune while the preview updates live, and press Enter. The flat texture goes to the clipboard, to your output folder and back into ShareX.

What it does: • Several quads per image • Aspect lock (1:1, 4:3, 2:1, custom) and power-of-two sizes • Ctrl+S saves every quad at once • Exports a 2048 px texture from a 4K image in about 12 ms

The other texture rippers are standalone apps. ripper plugs straight into a screenshot tool, so ripping becomes one hotkey and four clicks.

Stack: Rust + Tauri 2, a plain HTML/CSS/JS interface in the O'Tool design system, a WebGL live preview, and supersampled export in Rust.