mesh-avatar-studio
Turn one illustration into an animated 2D mesh avatar with a coding agent and a local editor
Your imagination… drawn by Lalabuba. Free AI coloring pages for kids — type anything and get a custom coloring page instantly!
DesignJavaScript · DartGitHub @botwa2000OnlineOwner unconfirmed
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Valepic is a minimal kid-facing app that turns a word like lion, castle, or rocket ship into a printable coloring page. It can also add simple color-by-number labels by finding enclosed white regions in the generated line art and placing numbers inside them.
• Accepts a short subject name from the browser.
• Uses a local demo generator for testing and can call a backend AI provider for real prompt-based generation.
• Overlays numbered labels onto enclosed regions on the client side.
• Shows a matching palette legend and supports printing or downloading the result.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Valepic is a minimal kid-facing app that turns a word like lion, castle, or rocket ship into a printable coloring page. It can also add simple color-by-number labels by finding enclosed white regions in the generated line art and placing numbers inside them.
• Accepts a short subject name from the browser.
• Uses a local demo generator for testing and can call a backend AI provider for real prompt-based generation.
• Overlays numbered labels onto enclosed regions on the client side.
• Shows a matching palette legend and supports printing or downloading the result.Read the full README ↗