
Image Color Picker
Image Color Picker samples pixels from uploaded, pasted, or remotely loaded images and returns HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV values in a browser.
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Image Color Picker samples pixels from uploaded, pasted, or remotely loaded images and returns HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV values in a browser.

Motion Control AI transfers movement from reference footage to a character image, with browser-based controls and credit-priced output.

UGCfy AI turns product information into creator-style video-ad drafts with synthetic actors, scripts and captions; brands still need to review claims and disclosures.

Atlas Cloud aggregates AI model APIs and media-generation workflows, with shared authentication, usage billing, and tools for asynchronous task completion.

Marblism bundles seven role-based business assistants for email, marketing, calls and other tasks, with a monthly allowance of AI work hours.

Meetily captures meeting audio on your computer and offers local transcription, with optional cloud providers for summaries and paid workflow features.

The Augmented Clinician is a clinician-led publication that reviews clinical decision-support tools and AI scribes using a published scoring process.

BirthdayCardGenerator creates birthday cards, posters, and invitations from prompts and optional reference images, with subscription and permanent credit options.

Musicaura combines prompt-based music generation with lyric writing, vocal separation, and stem tools; publishing rights depend on the plan.
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