Old Timey Graphic Websites You Should Still Use

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Remember when the internet was young and us young millenials use graphic websites that ran in flash players or Java and just would make up different phrases and names to display in our social media platforms?

I do remember and I still use them. No shame. And you should to, with no shame, still use them. Not only are they still effective but you can still do a lot of things with them. Even if they come up as tacky most times, you can make them modern. At least in my mind, I still have some to do with them but untimately for the quirky hearted person, these are still great in a way. Such as creating t-shirt merch with graphics on them or mugs with a clever saying or just simply using your logo. 

Whenever I don't feel like subscribing or registering in another new platform, ('cause honestly, who has time for those?) these 3 websites are my go-to places. 


1. Text Anim - GENERATE AN ANIMATED TEXT PICTURE (GIF) WITH TEXTURE IN 10s










Commentary: Indeed you can make anything so quickly under 10 seconds. With lots of options to choose from, you can mix and match many fonts with different available animations that will be a good addition to videos, blogs and et cetera. Here I did some simple ones that still stick to a modern and simple vibe but one can mix any print from bright to muted.


2. GlowTxt - Make your blog, website, or any other page come alive with our glowing text generator.









Commentary: When it comes to bright and consistent delivery of glow-ness, this one takes the cake. There are enough options to make a quick logo for a merch and social media content. What I like is you can add at maximum 3 lines of wordings. Here I made some with my brand name and my tag line. I applied the pulse and sweeping animation and minimal glow but you're welcome to experiment to your liking and see what speaks to you.


3. ENGFTO  - Create both unique texts and gif in this online text generator website.










Commentary: This is my most favorite go-to for GIF needs. It has lots of aesthetics that I sometimes lean to, like the 80's retro wave, vector graphics, clean and smooth animations and I can go on and on. Test for yourself and see all the million things you can create from this rad site.


Do you have a favorite old timey graphic platform? If so, share with me please... :)


Adieu and see you,




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