A draft to edit rather than a blank page, images at the size each place actually wants, and the tags, slugs and codes that go out with a campaign.
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The writing is rarely what eats the day. The day goes on the same photograph at seven sizes, a QR code for the print run, a slug nobody agreed on, a title tag that has to fit, and exporting the lot again because somebody wanted it lighter. That work is mechanical, it is most of what is gathered here, and none of it needs a subscription.
The writing tools are the exception and they are plain about what they are: a structured first draft from the brief you gave them, to be cut and corrected, not copy to publish unread. They send what you type to a model and say so on the page. The image, markup and QR tools send nothing at all — they are canvas and text operations in your own browser, which is why an unreleased product shot or an embargoed announcement can go through them without a conversation about where it went.
The first draft
A page with something on it, in the words of your own brief.
Not unread. They turn a brief into a structured draft — the sections, the angle, the claims you supplied — and what is left is the part that needs a person: cutting it, checking anything that looks like a fact, and making it sound like you rather than like a draft. Treat the output as the thing you edit.
Do the image tools upload my photographs?
No. They are canvas operations in your own browser, so a batch resize runs as fast as your laptop rather than as fast as your upload, and there is no queue and no limit on how many. It also means the shot that has not been announced yet can go through them.
Can I put a logo in the middle of a QR code?
Yes, and the generator checks it rather than trusting it. Higher error correction survives a covered centre but makes the code denser — level M suits screens, Q or H is what you want for anything printed or stickered — and the page decodes its own output back to the text you typed, logo and colours included, before you download it. Scan the printed proof at its real size too.
