Automatically Save Articles You Read, Sort into Categories for Reference
This article covers a free tool that can automatically save articles you read and allows you to sort into categories for reference.
→This article covers a free tool that can automatically save articles you read and allows you to sort into categories for reference.
→Here you can visually create sign-up form online and download its angular code. Browse ready to download templates or customize to save sign-up form.
→This article talks about a free service to save competitors’ Facebook ad videos for future reference from Facebook Ad Library.
→Here is the free library of hand-drawn illustrations to mix and match characters. You can import these illustrations on a design tool like Sketch to edit.
→Smithsonian Open Access allows you to download 3 million high resolution images free from its collection of images. These images come under CC0 license.
→This article covers a free web-based app to convert long blog posts into small remarks using NLP. It uses ML to summarize the posts into few lines.
→Here is a free kindness and empathy workshops for kids. Kawanimals website has the good collection of online lessons and games on kindness.
→This article explains a simple method to find influencers for promotional campaigns based on location, niche, platform, and more.
→Try these new GIF search tools from Google to find perfect pop culture GIF. Watch your favorite celebrity in different emotions and reactions with ratio.
→This article talks about a simple method to create animated banners in Figma and export to HTML which can bed embedded in webpages and ad platforms.
→Here are 5 free websites for shortest Surah in Quran to easily memorize for prayer. You can go through the top 10 Surahs that are important and significant.
→This article covers a free website where you can see how your app will look like in App Store and download Preview Kit with resources.
→This article covers a free real-time code sharing platform with snapshot versioning, chat, and more. Handy for remote teams, educational tutorials, etc.
→This article covers a simple method to search code in GitHub repos using regular expressions, text phrases, and exact words.
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