Hey Product Hunt 👋 — Dawn here, building from Vietnam. I built Cliptych because I read more interesting things than I share. The gap between "this is a good quote" and "here is a finished carousel" was always Canva — open it, find a template, copy-paste, export, upload. Enough friction to kill the share impulse. Cliptych lives in the tab you're already reading. Highlight → right-click → panel already made. Edit, export. That's it. A few things worth knowing: • ~410 KB total bundle. No WebGL, no Lottie, no backend. 100% client-side. • Free: 3 carousels, PNG export with a small QR watermark. • Pro ($9.99 lifetime): unlimited carousels, PDF export, custom palette, font picker, snapshot to clipboard. No subscription ever. • First product from Just Dawn — a small catalog of in-context tools for knowledge workers. Happy to answer anything about the stack or the decisions. If you read more than you ship, this is for you. ↓ Free install https://chromewebstore.google.co...

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Why I built Cliptych — and what's coming next

Hey Dawn here, solo maker behind Cliptych.

I built this because I kept finding great quotes while reading and never doing anything with them. The friction wasn't writing a caption it was switching to Canva, finding a template, copy-pasting, exporting. Enough steps to kill the impulse.

So I made the tool live where I already was. Highlight text right-click editor opens with the panel built. Two clicks to a finished carousel.

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Highlight a quote on any page → get a LinkedIn carousel

Highlight a quote on any page → get a LinkedIn carousel

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Why I built Cliptych — and what's coming next

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Why I built Cliptych — and what's coming next