Guides

Step-by-step walkthroughs for specific jobs, written around the Fix42 tools that do them. Each guide covers one task from start to finish, with the settings that matter, examples you can copy, and the limits you are likely to run into.

There are 11 guides so far, in three groups: turning HTML and CSS animations into video and GIFs, making text and braille art that survives being pasted into chat apps, and exporting conversations from AI chat services. For shorter notes and opinion pieces, see the blog; for the full list of tools, see all tools.

HTML and CSS animation to video

Screen recording a web animation gives you a cursor, dropped frames and a fuzzy crop. These guides show how to render the animation frame by frame instead, and how to size and time it for where it is going.

Tools used: HTML to Video, HTML to GIF

Text and braille art

Text art looks fine where you made it and falls apart where you paste it. These guides explain how braille art is built and what each chat platform does to long or wide messages.

Tools used: Braille ASCII Art, Cool Text Art Generator

Exporting AI chats

ChatGPT, Claude and Grok make it easy to share a conversation and hard to keep a clean copy of one. These guides cover saving your own chats in formats you can search and reuse.

Tools used: AI Chat Extractor