... your audio HTML to MP4 conversion Silent gap removal to cut dead air automatically Speed control Watermark tools for branding Compression and format conversion PDF conversion tools NEW: image resize for App Store listings Presets: vertical 9:16, square 1:1, landscape 16:9 Real-time export preview Who it's for Podcasters: episode + cover art into a YouTube-ready MP4 Musicians: share a track with artwork on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube Creators: quick vertical videos for Reels and Shorts ... ... narration into lesson videos Marketers: branded, watermarked promo clips App developers: resize screenshots for store listings How to make an MP4 from a photo and audio in 3 steps Add your photos, clips and an audio file Choose vertical, square

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... makers & hunters! If you or someone you know is going through a tough breakup, staying consistent with the "No Contact Rule" is often the hardest part of the recovery journey. Impulse decisions usually set healing back to square one. That s why I created Steady: No Contact Breakup Recovery ! Key Features: No-Contact Counter: Track your streak and visualize your progress day by day. Urge Management: Quick actions and grounded exercises when you feel like breaking contact. Reframing ...

... Move stuff over. Set everything up. Spend way too much time customizing it. And for a few days I'm very happy with myself. Then I see another tool. oh this looks nice and we're back at square one. The annoying part is that the original tool was usually fine. Maybe I just like starting over ...

... Leela (Gyan Chauper) is the Indian board game that Snakes and Ladders was made from, before it lost its meaning. 72 squares, each one a state of mind. But you don't play it alone. You play it with a facilitator - someone sitting across from you, asking what you see on the square

... none of them matched what I'd actually built two hours earlier. I ended up scrolling back through the entire conversation trying to reconstruct decisions I'd already made, just to get back to square one. Has anyone actually found a real fix for this, or is everyone just quietly rebuilding the same project for the fifth time ...

... next planning cycle a perfectly reasonable person breaks retention down by age band, because it's sitting right there in the dropdown. That path has no decision point in it. It's a default. And it lands you squarely in a clause with app removal attached to it. If you integrate this API, the work isn't the integration, it's the wiring you have to actively prevent. The one that's more interesting. Apple's API doesn't just ... ... could have. And I still don't have a clean answer on the verification-method question, because the honest version is that I don't yet know what I'd do differently with a government-ID-checked 16 versus

... text and nothing else, it is not an emotion recognition system under the AI Act, and Article 50(3) doesn't reach it. If you added a voice feature, or you read facial expression from a camera, you're squarely in. Same product, same feature description on your landing page, completely different obligation depending on the input channel. I've watched people assume sentiment analysis puts them in scope when it doesn't, and I've watched people ship ...

... least $1,000 per violation plus attorney's fees. That last part is why this isn't theater. You don't need a regulator to notice you; a plaintiff will do. I build Murror, which is squarely a companion-adjacent product an AI for understanding your own emotions so I'm not writing this from the cheap seats. Here's the opinion I'll defend: treat this as a design spec, not a compliance tax. Almost every requirement is something ...

... open to being argued out of it, but for now that is where I have put the line. None of which makes the feedback wasted. Someone asked about row level extraction on multi page documents, and that one is squarely inside what space ocr should be good at. Someone else uploaded seventy genuinely difficult photos, which taught me more than any test set I had put together myself. Those, plus a handful of smaller things from launch week, are what ...

... toggle between the preset regions on the fly without stopping sharing from the meeting app, using the menu or the keyboard shortcuts. In addition to Presets, Version 1.5 also contains the below enhancements: Annotation tool updates Added circle and square annotations Auto-fade feature- annotations automatically fade out after a configurable number of seconds New zoom tools that magnify part of the shared region Improved tool selection and clearing on a per-tool basis Whiteboard updates Save the whiteboard ...

... long time, social media felt like one big town square. Now it feels more like a collection of neighborhoods . People are choosing communities that match how they want to interact. Some have moved to Bluesky. Others stayed on X. Some spend most of their time on LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube. At the same time, AI generated content, bots, and engagement farming have made it harder to tell what's genuine. Follower counts and impressions still matter ... ... good stuff, but still doesnt build trust like something that signals to a group "I know you and feel the same experiences like you do". That's where I think subtle trust builds Comment from Reagan(@reaganauthoryze): The town square

... others with tall proportions (like syrup bottles) overflowed their containers and pushed the product pricing and title text out of alignment. In a real store, you cannot control the exact shape of every supplier image. Some images are perfectly square, some are wide boxes of medical gloves, and others are tall bottles of hand sanitizer. I needed a flexible, modern CSS solution that would handle any image ratio elegantly without distorting the visual layout of the grid, and without requiring ... ... product didn't look like it was floating awkwardly in empty space. Here is the CSS and JavaScript code I implemented: /* Optimized Product Card Styles */ .product-thumbnail { position: relative; width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1 / 1; /* Keep it perfectly square

... section. The client wanted to display their mobile app designs. Since mobile screens are vertical, they needed portrait-style thumbnails. This is where I hit my first real technical bump. The theme s portfolio grid was hardcoded to use square images (1:1 aspect ratio). When I uploaded the vertical screenshots, the top and bottom of the app designs were cut off. The theme options panel did not have an easy toggle to change the image crop ratio ...

... everyone I'm David, a graphic designer, and I just launched Oppye . The frustration that made me build it Almost every ad resizer handles the easy stuff square feed, story, the usual social sizes. But the part that actually eats a designer's hours is Google: the full Performance Max set (many dimensions, different text and CTAs so Google can test and surface winners) and the awkward extreme Display strips . That's where most tools stop or fall apart. What ...

... startups on the map.. and that is only a square of SF.. insane talk about improving your network - just go to SF ;D Comment from Clement Utuk(@clement_utuk1): @konstantimb It is remarkable to see such a high concentration of startups within just one area of San Francisco. It clearly demonstrates the depth and strength of the ecosystem. I am interested in building a stronger network and presence in San Francisco and across California. What would you recommend ... ... also a survivor bias engine. every YC company that went remote-first or moved out gets erased from the picture even if they're still the ones actually shipping. curious if you plan to add a "headquartered vs

... from Romania. I just launched Oppye on Product Hunt. I built it to fix a problem I had every day: every approved creative had to be rebuilt for each ad placement by hand. The painful part was never the square social sizes it was Google: the full Performance Max set and the awkward extreme Display strips. That's the work that ate hours. Every tool I tried either made me rebuild inside its editor or only handled shallow social resizing ...

... client project. Auth, admin panel, checkout flow, transactional email -- it's the same boilerplate every time and it eats weeks. This ships all of that production-ready on day one. It comes with four payment processors (Stripe, Authorize.net, Clover, Square), a built-in CMS so you're not paying for Contentful, full POS inventory sync with Clover and Square

... chess board with all 32 pieces in starting position." Aura calculated the exact 60 60px grid, generated Staunton-style vector paths for every piece type pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king and placed all 32 on the correct squares with mathematically precise x/y coordinates. Not emoji. Not Unicode. Clean, fully editable SVG paths on the canvas. Step 2 Zion animates the entire game. This is where it got insane. I handed off to Zion, our Motion Architect agent, and said ...

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... they could just ask their own business and get a straight answer. The most common ones I keep hearing: "Did I actually make money last month?" "Where did our cash go?" "Am I spending too much on payroll?" "Are Square sales matching QuickBooks?" "Can I afford to hire one more person?" All of these questions feel quite simple, but in reality these are the most common ones you need to spend a lot of time on. Log into multiple platforms ...

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... scene changes (camera cuts, angle changes, lighting shifts) without sending a single frame to a server. How it works: - Extracts frames at configurable intervals (default: every 0.5s) - Computes 24-bin RGB color histograms for each frame - Calculates chi-squared distance between consecutive frames - Flags changes above threshold as scene cuts or dissolves - Shows before/after thumbnails for each detected scene change All processing happens in the browser using Canvas API. No backend needed. 3. YouTube Chapters Export We already ... ... creator workflows, the scary version of AI video editing is not just bad edits it s edits that slowly erase the creator s style. If the plan preview can show which choices are being made for speed vs

... Instagram Reels, TikTok or YouTube Shorts. Same message, double the work. So we built a way to skip that step. You pick any carousel you already made, choose a format (9:16 vertical, 4:5 portrait, or 1:1 square), and the AI animates every slide into a silent video ready to upload anywhere. A few things worth knowing: - It costs 15 credits per render - Available on the Pro plan - Works with every existing carousel, no need to recreate anything ... ... journey. Martin Comment from Martin Ramdane(@martin_ramdane): @ryan_cooper9  Great question. It's template-based motion, not frame-by-frame generation. The AI doesn't render pixels, it picks motion patterns based on the slide content (headline vs