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A free art piece — play it in your browser, no install. add unique art to your links. Programmatic 1200 × 630 OG-image covers. Deterministic canvas renderers from physics, generative art, and cartographic tradition. No AI & no API calls. Every renderer is a pure (ctx, W, H, SEED) → void function painting onto a 1200 × 630 canvas — the standard OG image…
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Programmatic 1200 × 630 OG-image covers. Deterministic canvas renderers from physics, generative art, and cartographic tradition. No AI & no API calls.
Every renderer is a pure (ctx, W, H, SEED) → void function painting onto a 1200 × 630 canvas — the standard OG image size. The same slug always paints the same pixels. No clocks, no Math.random, no network. Drop the result into Next.js, Vite, CRA, or any other React app, or call the renderer directly from a Satori or node-canvas pipeline at build time.
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