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prmptbio brand

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Three.js poster studio for the prmpt.bio identity — extruded 3D key mark, Pilowlava 3D wordmark, GPU path tracing, PNG-24 and MP4 export. Fully static, runs offline.

by @okandship · okandship/prmptbio-brand on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON PRMPTBIO-BRAND-F7D.STATICE.APPUPDATED 10 Sep 2026

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A local Three.js tool for building posters in the prmpt.bio identity: a real 3D extrusion of the key mark, the wordmark in Pilowlava 3D with a black-metal finish, brand-colour grounds with grain, and PNG-24 export.

then visit A server is required: ES modules and fetch` don't work from file://.

Any static server will do, but that one sends Cache-Control: no-store. Plain python3 -m http.server sends only Last-Modified, so browsers fall back to heuristic freshness — roughly 10% of the file's age — and will serve an edited file straight from cache without asking.

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