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Father Drew™ on Twittaer: 50 free websites and tools worth bookmarking 1. http://photopea.com — A free, full-featur

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50 free websites and tools worth bookmarking

1. http://photopea.com — A free, full-featured Photoshop-style image editor in your browser
2. http://squoosh.app — Compress and convert images without losing much quality
3. http://remove.bg — Automatically remove the background from any photo
4. http://cleanup.pictures — Erase unwanted objects from a photo with one click
5. http://carbon.now.sh — Turn code snippets into shareable, styled images
6. http://ray.so — Another clean tool for turning code into shareable images
7. http://excalidraw.com — A simple, hand-drawn-style collaborative whiteboard
8. http://tldraw.com — A fast, minimal online whiteboard for sketching ideas
9. http://draw.io — A free tool for flowcharts, diagrams, and technical drawings
10. http://coolors.co — Generate and explore color palettes for design projects
11. http://colorhunt.co — A curated gallery of trending color palettes
12. http://fontjoy.com — AI-assisted font pairing suggestions for designers
13. http://fontpair.co — Hand-picked Google Font pairings for web projects
14. http://favicon.io — Quickly generate a favicon from text, an image, or an emoji
15. http://tinypng.com — Compress PNG and JPEG images with minimal quality loss
16. http://cloudconvert.com — Convert files between almost any format online
17. http://smallpdf.com — A suite of free tools for editing and converting PDFs
18. http://ilovepdf.com — Merge, split, compress, and convert PDF files for free
19. http://regex101.com — Build and test regular expressions with live explanations
20. http://jsonformatter.org — Format, validate, and beautify JSON data
21. http://jwt.io — Decode and inspect JSON Web Tokens
22. http://caniuse.com — Check browser support for any web platform feature
23. http://devdocs.io — Fast, searchable documentation for dozens of languages and frameworks
24. http://mdn.io — Quick shortcut links into the Mozilla Developer Network docs
25. http://roadmap.sh — Community-built learning roadmaps for developer skills
26. http://learnxinyminutes.co... — A crash-course syntax reference for dozens of programming languages
27. http://regexr.com — Another solid tool for building and explaining regex patterns
28. http://postman.com — A widely used tool for testing and exploring APIs
29. http://httpbin.org — A simple service for testing HTTP requests and responses
30. http://reqbin.com — Send test HTTP requests directly from the browser
31. http://bundlephobia.com — Check how much a JavaScript package will add to your bundle size
32. http://npmtrends.com — Compare npm package popularity and download trends
33. http://shields.io — Generate customizable status badges for project READMEs
34. http://readme.so — A visual builder for writing clean project README files
35. http://gitignore.io — Generate a tailored .gitignore file for any tech stack
36. http://explainshell.com — Breaks down what a shell command actually does, piece by piece
37. http://tldr.sh — Simplified, example-based man pages for common commands
38. http://cronitor.io/crontab... — A simple tool for building and understanding cron schedules
39. http://crontab.guru — The quickest way to decode or build a cron expression
40. http://json2csv.com — Convert JSON data into a CSV spreadsheet
41. http://sql-formatter.com — Clean up and format messy SQL queries
42. http://wolframalpha.com — A computational engine that answers math and data questions directly
43. http://desmos.com/calculat... — A free, powerful graphing calculator in your browser
44. http://overleaf.com — A collaborative online editor for writing in LaTeX
45. http://grammarly.com — Grammar and clarity checking as you write
46. http://hemingwayapp.com — Highlights overly complex sentences to simplify your writing
47. http://otter.ai — Automatic transcription for meetings and voice notes
48. http://calendly.com — Simple scheduling links that avoid back-and-forth emails
49. http://when2meet.com — A quick tool for finding a meeting time that works for everyone
50. http://privnote.com — Send a note that self-destructs after being read once
51. http://10minutemail.com — A disposable, temporary email inbox for quick signups
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