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No Paint is a browser-based creative computing platform part of the Aesthetic Computer project. It enables users to create art, games, and tools using JavaScript and KidLisp, navigating via typed commands in a prompt. Users can accept or discard proposed creative outputs by pressing Paint or No. Documentation, source code, and program pieces are available via linked external repositories.
Ctrl+Paint is a free learning resource focused on the basics of digital painting, offering bite-sized videos on individual concepts. The video library is organized into a progression from basic to advanced topics. The site has no ads or subscription fees and is supported through videos sold in its store.
KRESKA.art is a free online drawing and painting app that runs in a browser with no installation. It offers a proprietary painting engine and a library of more than 180 handmade brushes in 12 categories. Features include a reference preview button with color picker, reference opacity slider, and auto-color tracing.
ArtBot is a tool for generating AI-created images and photos with Stable Diffusion, using a distributed computing cluster powered by the AI Horde. It is free to use and requires no login. The page lists creation tools such as ControlNet, drawing, image-to-image, inpainting and live paint, along with an image gallery and model details.
Free Classic Images provides thousands of royalty-free, printable vintage picture images. The collection includes categories such as famous paintings, botanical illustrations, old maps, retro pin-ups and Victorian women, intended for papercraft, decoupage, scrapbooking, card making and wall art. The site states no subscription, no membership and no royalty.
Image Mage is a client-side web tool for turning photos into styles such as comic book art, abstract paintings and pixel art. Processing happens in the browser, and the author states no access to uploaded images. It is free and open source, with no paywalls or premium options, and may be used for personal or commercial purposes.
Kinopio is a spatial note-taking canvas for collecting and connecting thoughts, ideas, and plans, alone or collaboratively. Cards can be connected, grouped into boxes and lists, and edited in bulk by painting over items. It also offers an API for reading and editing cards and spaces, and help documentation. The site states it is free for 100 cards with no sign up required.
MCTools is a free, browser-based collection of Minecraft tools. It includes a 3D skin editor, texture pack merger, skin pack maker, avatar generator, music disc maker, and custom paintings. Everything runs in the browser with no downloads, uploads, or account required.
PhotoDemon is a free, portable, open-source photo editor for Microsoft Windows. It requires no installation, administrator rights or internet access, and can run from a USB stick or SD card. The build offers more than 200 tools, including layers, selection tools, paintbrushes, content-aware fill and resize, plus support for PSD, PSP and XCF files. It is available under a permissive BSD license.
TextPaint is an online tool for drawing with text. Users draw, shape and decorate a canvas using ASCII, Unicode, emojis or other characters. The sidebar offers a pencil, paint bucket, text input, select area, character picker, find and replace, line drawing and image-to-ASCII conversion. Artwork can be flipped, rotated, shifted and exported as a text file, HTML or a JavaScript string. It is free and requires no signup.
