relevant placeholder images.

How terribly novel.



All it takes is this

<img src="https://imgy.dev/city" alt="city" />

to get this

city

or this

<img src="https://imgy.dev/kittens playing" alt="kittens playing" />

to get this

kittens playing

or you can be specific like this

<img src="https://imgy.dev/tower/portrait" alt="tower" />

to get this

tower

you get the, mmm, picture.


How to use

imgy.dev supports two types of parameters, "what to show", and "size to show at". That's it.

https://imgy.dev/what-to-show/size-to-show-at


What else can it do?

That's it. That's what it's for.


What is imgy.dev built with?

Images come from Pexels.


And the tech stack?

Node w/ express & mongodb.
Images are cached on a Digital Ocean Spaces, uh, space.


Why'd you build it?

Finding placeholder images is a pain, and while placeholder.com is useful, it's tough for some clients / users to be impacted by a preview or a coded-comp when there are generic gray placeholders rather than emotive imagery.


Do you have other things?

Yes. A bunch - some acquired, some abandoned, but these are my focus right now.


Misc things.

Are you tracking user behavior?

Yes and no. I track usage, but I don't have an interest in anything else.

Is this for sale?

I mean everything is for sale.

Where is your banner supporting [current thing]?

Go away.

Will you add [feature]?

No, unless you're asking if I'll add custom text overlays, in that case, yes. Probably.