Luxel design studio
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Small design tools that run in your browser: flow shaders, UI specs, image compression, screenshot mockups and animated charts. 设计师的浏览器小工具集。
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Small design tools that run in your browser. Palettes, image compression, screenshot polish and animated charts, all in one place.
Luxel (lux × pixel) is a set of design utilities for the small, repetitive jobs around design work: generating backgrounds, tidying a color system, compressing assets, dressing up screenshots and turning numbers into motion.
Every tool is a static page that runs in the browser. Images and data are processed on your device and never sent anywhere. There's no account, no backend and no tracking.
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