Text Card Generator turns a block of multi-line text into a shareable picture. Six built-in templates cover solid, gradient, letter paper, dark, code and sticky-note styles, and each one defines its own background, typeface, body colour and decoration. Font size, padding, card width and left or centre alignment are all adjustable, and you decide whether a byline and today's date appear. On export, html-to-image is loaded on demand and renders the current DOM card into a PNG at a 2× pixel ratio.

1. 01Enter the text you want to show; line breaks are preserved as typed.
2. 02Pick one of the six template styles.
3. 03Adjust the font size from 14–40 px, the padding from 24–80 px and the card width from 360–720 px, then choose left alignment or centre.
4. 04Show the byline and today's date if you need them; the byline holds at most 20 characters.
5. 05Export a 2× PNG, or copy the picture straight away when the browser supports the image clipboard.

• Card width runs from 360–720 px, and the exported pixel width is the setting ×2; height grows with the content and padding.
• Font size 14–40 px and padding 24–80 px; only left and centre alignment are offered, with no right alignment, justification or free dragging of elements.
• The six templates rely on browser font fallback stacks, so the look shifts a little on systems that lack a given typeface.
• Export and copy depend on html-to-image plus the browser's Canvas/Clipboard support; complex font rendering can differ slightly between browsers.
• What it does not do: it writes no copy for you, pulls no background images from the network, and produces no editable PSD or design source file.

The text, byline, date and image rendering all happen locally in your browser, and nothing is uploaded; what loads on demand are the app's bundled dependencies.