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Dragula β A free stock images tool on steroids π¦
Get awesome Unsplash stock images and easily drag-n-drop them anywhere on your screen! You can:
1) Search with keywords
2) Download images
3) Copy links or markdown codes of images you like
4) Drag-and-drop images anywhere on your screen!
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@unsplash @rossblankenship A simple app to show our love for Unsplash. Bigger Job is done by them.
@jijojosein Yeah, As its open source, you may see this. But we will buy Publisher Licence soon if get enough donation. π
Also Premium will have tons of new features, along with these. So you can enjoy the free version as long as you want. π
Hey y'all! I'm Utkarsh from Team XenoX, the team behind this product. This app is primarily made for bloggers, devs, and designers. Let us know what you think!
Hey ππ» ProductHunt, I'm back! And as I promised, this is my third product. I'm an indie maker and I have decided to release one small, possibly free tool on ProductHunt every month of 2019 π. My team has been working on this app for a while now, and it's finally here. It lets you find random Unsplash images by searching for keywords, and then you can drag-and-drop the images anywhere on your screen. I hope it will delight you. We're planning to add a lot more features to it very soon. Let me know what you'd like to see added!
@sarthaksharma0 So finally, The product you where bragging about for so long. Dude this is amazing. Using this with Medium will be so cool. Just tried it.
Dragula π¦ + Medium π = β€οΈ
Just tried it, and it's pretty cool. I can see how it's going to help with my blogs.
What are the sources of the images? Oh, and quitting the app on Mac doesn't quit the app.
@igoruphere Hey Igor, The Source of images are Unsplash. We are using their source API. Also, We are aware of the bug, it will be fixed in the next build. Will ping you soon. Meanwhile, use Force Quit to quit the app.
@danirogerc Current version of Dragula, with all the features, is Open Source and Free π.
Had been waiting for something like this for so long.
Pros:Writing blogs is gonna be so cool
Cons:Nothing that I can think of right now.
This is super cool. Thinking about it's use for blogs/websites... does it pull the full, high-res version of the image? I generally have to compress unsplash images to put into blog posts to help SEO/load time..
@pvan1201 Well, Dragula have this feature. In settings, you can manage the quality of the image as well. There are three options available as of now, Low, Medium and High.π
@zelena Well, Don't even get me started on nameπ
. We went over 15 names to get on Dragula and credits go to, of course, Hotel Transylvania.
Pretty cool!! is there any information about the license in use? I think a license should be informed at the front.
Any chance for paid stock integrations in the future? The company I work with has a Shutterstock subscription, would be lovely to integrate it with the tool.
@damian_popkowski Dragula Premium will have many features lined up. There are endless possibilities we are exploring right now. π
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