# N-G.BE

> The personal website of Nikita Goncharenko, based in Leuven, Belgium. It publishes articles, guides, quick wins and comparisons on analytics, website delivery, platform migrations and practical AI use in business work, plus a set of free browser-based tools.

This file is a machine-readable index of everything published on the site. Each entry links to the page it describes.

Contact: nikita@n-g.be
Full index: https://www.n-g.be/llms-full.txt
RSS feed: https://www.n-g.be/rss.xml
Sitemap: https://www.n-g.be/sitemap.xml

## Key pages

- [Home](https://www.n-g.be/)
- [Tools](https://www.n-g.be/tools)
- [Insights](https://www.n-g.be/insights)
- [About](https://www.n-g.be/about)

## Free tools

Browser-based utilities. Each one runs in the browser on its own subdomain and is listed on https://www.n-g.be/tools

- [PNG to WebP Converter](https://png-to-webp.n-g.be/): PNG to WebP is a local browser utility for preparing web images. Drop PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WebP files, choose compression settings, compare savings, and download optimized images or a ZIP without uploading private files.
- [Word to HTML Converter](https://word-to-html.n-g.be/): Word to HTML is a browser-only converter for publishing workflows. Paste content from Word or Google Docs, upload a .docx file, preview the result on mobile, and copy clean CMS-ready HTML without sending your content to a server.
- [Word Counter & Character Counter](https://word-counter.n-g.be/): Word Counter & Character Counter analyzes pasted text in the browser. It counts words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, lines, reading time, speaking time, and keyword density without uploading or storing user text.
- [Data Dictionary Generator](https://data-dictionary.n-g.be/): Data Dictionary Generator reads CSV and Excel files in the browser, detects field types, creates editable definitions and examples, and exports documentation without uploading customer datasets.
- [Attribution Ranker](https://attribution-ranker.n-g.be/): Attribution Ranker is a browser-only pairwise comparison tool for marketing channels, traffic sources, campaigns, tasks, ideas, and other options. Paste a list or upload a CSV, compare two items at a time, allow ties, review Elo-style evidence, and export the final priority list as CSV or JSON without uploading the source data.
- [QR Code Generator](https://qr-code-generator.n-g.be/): QR Code Generator creates static QR codes for common business needs: website URLs, WiFi access, vCards, email, phone, SMS, and plain text. It works directly in the browser and lets teams download PNG or SVG files without creating an account.
- [Password Generator](https://password-generator.n-g.be/): Password Generator creates random passwords, memorable passphrases, and PINs in the browser. It uses Web Crypto, supports symbols and numbers, and does not upload or store generated secrets.
- [Color Palette Extractor](https://color-picker-from-image.n-g.be/): Color Palette Extractor creates a browser-only palette from PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF images. Upload or drag in an image, extract dominant colors, pick exact image colors, copy CSS variables, export JSON, and download a PNG swatch without uploading the file.
- [Free Favicon Generator](https://favicon-generator.n-g.be/): Free Favicon Generator creates a browser-based website icon package from one logo: favicon.ico, PNG favicon sizes, Apple touch icon, Android PWA icons, site.webmanifest, browserconfig.xml, Open Graph images, Twitter/X images, and copy-ready SEO meta tags without storing uploaded logos.
- [Website Screenshot Generator](https://website-screenshot-generator.n-g.be/): Website Screenshot Generator captures public website screenshots with desktop, mobile, tablet, and full-page modes, then turns the result or an uploaded screenshot into browser, MacBook, iPhone, Android, monitor, social, card, and before/after mockups without permanent storage.
- [Background Remover](https://background-remover.n-g.be/): Free Background Remover & Image Editor separates subjects in the browser, creates transparent PNG and WebP cutouts, and provides local resize, crop, rotate, flip, watermark, object extraction, presentation, and export controls without storing uploaded images.

## Articles: AI
AI systems, agent workflows, and native knowledge interfaces.

- [Build a Next.js Website With an AI Agent](https://www.n-g.be/insights/build-nextjs-website-from-scratch-ai-agent): A practical guide to building a Next.js website from an empty repository with an AI coding agent, reusable Skills, multilingual routes, forms, and quality checks. (2026-09-15)
- [Brand Asset Pack](https://www.n-g.be/insights/create-brand-asset-pack-new-website): A practical guide to preparing SVG logo variants, contrast-checked colour pairs, fonts, an icon style, a favicon source mark and an Open Graph template for a new website. (2026-09-14)
- [Verify Google and Bing, Then Submit the Sitemap](https://www.n-g.be/insights/search-console-bing-sitemap): How to verify a new website in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, submit the sitemap, and record which account owns the search data. (2026-09-12)
- [Install GTM, GA4 and Clarity Behind Consent](https://www.n-g.be/insights/gtm-ga4-clarity-with-consent): How to install Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity through one container, with consent handled before launch rather than after. (2026-09-12)
- [The POV Review and the Fix Queue](https://www.n-g.be/insights/point-of-view-review-and-fix-queue): How to run a point-of-view review of a finished website, turn the findings into a prioritised fix queue, and confirm the fixes without restarting the build. (2026-09-12)
- [The Pre-Launch Check: Desktop, Mobile, Flows](https://www.n-g.be/insights/pre-launch-functional-qa): A pre-launch QA pass for a new website: desktop checks, mobile checks, the main visitor flows, and the SEO, accessibility and consent basics. (2026-09-12)
- [CI/CD: Keep the Site Running](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ci-cd-for-your-website): How a small site keeps running after launch: a repeatable content-update workflow, automated checks on every change, and a handover the next agent can actually use. (2026-09-12)
- [The AGENTS.md Book: Source of Truth and Read Order](https://www.n-g.be/insights/pick-source-of-truth-before-first-file): Define which project file owns each decision, separate decisions from code, and test the read order before an AI agent starts building. (2026-09-10)
- [Build a Personal Budget With an AI Agent](https://www.n-g.be/insights/build-a-personal-budget-with-an-ai-agent): A practical guide for building a personal or household budget from raw bank exports using a local AI coding agent, with a free empty Excel workbook and copy-paste prompts. (2026-08-24)
- [Internal Links Under Control](https://www.n-g.be/insights/internal-links-under-control): A repeatable workflow for enriching SEO text with natural internal links, reviewing them in Word, and publishing clean HTML in your CMS. (2026-07-18)
- [AI Orchestration Is Like a Dispatch Desk](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-orchestration-like-dispatch-desk): A practical analogy for understanding AI orchestration as the coordination layer that routes work between tools, agents, data, and people. (2026-07-02)
- [When AI Should Stop and Ask a Human](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-needs-escalation-rules): How small business teams can define plain-language escalation rules for missing inputs, conflicting sources, sensitive work, irreversible actions, and human-owned decisions. (2026-07-01)
- [AI Skills Are Like Recipes](https://www.n-g.be/insights/define-your-skills): A practical analogy for understanding AI Skills as reusable recipes that make repeated AI work clearer, safer, and more consistent. (2026-06-29)
- [How to Keep an AI Workflow From Losing Its Place](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-needs-state-not-just-context): A practical state-sheet method for keeping decisions, blockers, review status, and next actions visible across repeated AI-assisted work. (2026-06-28)
- [Ask AI for the Decision Rule](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ask-ai-for-decision-rule): A short practical article about asking AI to convert advice, options, or analysis into a clear decision rule you can apply at work. (2026-06-27)
- [AI Cannot Fix a Messy Workflow](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-cannot-fix-a-messy-workflow): A practical article for small business owners about why AI works better when one repeated workflow is defined before any automation is added. (2026-06-21)
- [Split AI Answers Into Facts, Assumptions, and Recommendations](https://www.n-g.be/insights/split-ai-answers-into-facts-assumptions-recommendations): Use this simple prompt to make AI separate what is verified, what it assumes, and what it recommends before you act on the answer. (2026-06-20)
- [SEO, AEO, GEO: What To Prepare Before Building A Website](https://www.n-g.be/insights/difference-between-seo-aeo-geo): How to prepare page jobs, search demand, answer targets, entity proof, crawl rules, and structured data before building a website for SEO, AEO, GEO, and AI search. (2026-06-20)
- [Identify Your Target Audience](https://www.n-g.be/insights/identify-target-audience): A practical guide for defining the target audience before website production, so messaging, structure, content inputs, and SEO decisions stay focused. (2026-06-14)
- [Design AI Loops](https://www.n-g.be/insights/design-ai-loops): How controlled AI loops use verification, human corrections, reusable rules, and stop conditions to improve repeated work without running blindly. (2026-06-14)
- [Generate Keyword Ideas With AI](https://www.n-g.be/insights/generate-keyword-ideas-with-ai): How to use AI to generate keyword ideas from website inputs, group them by intent, validate them with search tools, and turn the result into a usable website planning asset. (2026-06-13)
- [How to Define MVP Website Functionality Before the First Build](https://www.n-g.be/insights/define-mvp-website-functionality): A decision guide for defining the smallest useful website action before handing work to a website builder, developer, or AI coding agent. (2026-06-12)
- [Reusable Skills: The Website Superpower](https://www.n-g.be/insights/skills-as-website-superpower): A practical Website Factory guide for choosing reusable website Skills, separating them from project rules, and writing each Skill around inputs, outputs, and checks. (2026-06-09)
- [Edit: Fix What the Build Got Wrong](https://www.n-g.be/insights/review-and-finalisation): The pre-launch edit stage: lock the review scope, check desktop and mobile yourself, get a second point of view, and decide what blocks a launch. (2026-06-09)
- [Defining the Website Type](https://www.n-g.be/insights/defining-the-website-type): How to choose between a landing page, product site, portfolio, campaign page, SEO blog, subdomain page, or more specific website system before building starts. (2026-06-09)
- [Spec: Decide What the Site Must Do](https://www.n-g.be/insights/prepare-website-inputs): How to prepare website inputs before a build starts: website type, goal, audience, content, brand assets, MVP scope, integrations and SEO inputs, with the unknowns left visible. (2026-06-09)
- [Show What Changed](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ask-ai-show-what-changed): A short practical article about asking AI to explain its changes before you use an edited, rewritten, or summarized output. (2026-06-08)
- [AI Connectors Are Like Keys](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-connectors-are-like-keys): A practical analogy for understanding AI connectors, permissions, and why connected tools still need human review. (2026-06-07)
- [Recurring AI Checks](https://www.n-g.be/insights/recurring-ai-checks): Why recurring AI checks are the practical bridge between one-off prompting and real AI operations for business teams. (2026-06-06)
- [Finalization and the Next Agent](https://www.n-g.be/insights/finalization-context-next-agent): A practical Website Factory guide for final cleanup, context enrichment, and preparing the next AI agent or scheduled workflow after a website build. (2026-06-04)
- [Closing Website Gaps With Codex Glue](https://www.n-g.be/insights/closing-website-gaps-codex-glue): Learn how to close the gaps between reusable website Skills so the header, footer, language switcher, routes, content, and checks work together as one website. (2026-05-31)
- [Codex Technical Setup](https://www.n-g.be/insights/codex-technical-setup): A practical guide for setting up Codex, VS Code, Node.js, npm, project instructions, and review habits before using AI to build websites. (2026-05-29)
- [Publish: Go Live and Measure It](https://www.n-g.be/insights/website-intelligence-layer): The publish stage of an AI-assisted website build: deploy, verify ownership in Google and Bing, install measurement behind consent, and record what was launched. (2026-05-28)
- [Footer Skill Setup](https://www.n-g.be/insights/footer-skill-setup): How to define one reusable footer Skill for repeated AI-assisted website builds. (2026-05-26)
- [Create n-g.be-Style Thumbnails](https://www.n-g.be/insights/create-thumbnail-images-like-n-g-be-with-ai): A short practical guide to creating n-g.be-style article thumbnails with AI by reusing the same prompt ingredients, delegating iteration to an AI agent, and refining through feedback. (2026-05-22)
- [What is a Prompt?](https://www.n-g.be/insights/what-is-a-prompt): A simple explanation of what a prompt is, why prompting still matters, and why repeatable business AI depends on context, tools, memory, and review around the model. (2026-05-16)
- [Build: Produce the Site From the Spec](https://www.n-g.be/insights/build-the-website): The build sequence for an AI-assisted website: start from a template, load the prepared inputs, apply reusable Skills, build the pages, add integrations and tracking, run local checks, and write delivery notes. (2026-05-16)
- [Rules: Set the Agent's Constitution](https://www.n-g.be/insights/set-up-implementation-rules): How to set implementation rules for an AI coding agent: the instruction file, source-of-truth precedence, read order, reusable Skills, stop conditions and recurring checks. (2026-05-16)
- [Start AI With an Outline](https://www.n-g.be/insights/start-ai-with-an-outline): A Quick Win about asking AI for a short outline first so you can correct direction early and get to a useful final draft faster. (2026-05-15)
- [Explain It in Plain Words](https://www.n-g.be/insights/explain-it-in-plain-words): A short practical article about asking AI to translate jargon, dense drafts, and polished answers into plain words so the real meaning becomes easier to act on. (2026-05-15)
- [Give Me 5 Options](https://www.n-g.be/insights/give-me-5-options): A practical Quick Win on asking AI for five short options instead of one answer so you can compare tradeoffs, judge faster, and make better everyday decisions. (2026-05-15)
- [Ask AI to Ask You](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ask-ai-to-ask-you): A Quick Win about telling AI to ask the 3 to 5 best questions one by one so you stay focused and get a sharper result. (2026-05-15)
- [Critical Review & Harsh Truth](https://www.n-g.be/insights/critical-review-and-harsh-truth): Use the prompt "Be critical. No compliments." to get faster, sharper AI feedback on drafts, ideas, CTAs, and article titles. (2026-05-15)
- [Evolution of AI Usage](https://www.n-g.be/insights/evolution-of-ai): A high-level evolution map of how AI workflows move from prompting toward proactive automation. (2026-05-14)
- [Force Short AI Answers](https://www.n-g.be/insights/force-short-ai-answers): A short article about why adding 'short' or 'very short' to prompts helps AI give sharper, faster, and more useful answers. (2026-05-14)
- [Turn One Email Into an AI Draft Pattern](https://www.n-g.be/insights/turn-one-email-into-an-ai-draft-pattern): A quick win for turning one repeated business email into a reusable AI drafting pattern. (2026-05-14)
- [Model, App, or Harness? The AI Stack Teams Still Mix Up](https://www.n-g.be/insights/models-apps-and-harnesses-ai-stack-teams-mix-up): Why AI buying gets confused when teams mix up models, apps, and harnesses, and how to choose the layer that actually solves the business problem. (2026-05-09)
- [Build One Agent](https://www.n-g.be/insights/build-one-agent): Why the newer Agents feature matters more than one-off prompting, and how non-technical teams can use one good agent to save real time. (2026-05-09)
- [Use Different AI Apps](https://www.n-g.be/insights/use-different-ai-apps): Why using AI only through a browser is limiting your results, and how different apps unlock better capabilities, lower costs, and fewer restrictions. (2026-04-19)
- [AI Models I Use (Q2 2026)](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-models-i-use-q2-2026): A practical breakdown of the AI model families used in Q2 2026 across text, images, video, coding, and design. (2026-04-19)
- [AI Is Not Magic. It’s Infrastructure.](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-is-infrastructure-not-magic): A practical framework for using AI as infrastructure instead of a single tool, combining models, apps, workflows, and execution systems. (2026-04-19)
- [6 Prompts That Fix AI](https://www.n-g.be/insights/6-prompts-that-fix-ai): Six practical prompts that improve AI output quality, speed, and reliability through simple, repeatable habits. (2026-04-19)
- [Agent Mode: POV Tool, Not Brain](https://www.n-g.be/insights/agent-mode-pov-tool-not-brain): Why Agent Mode works better as a perspective tool than a thinking system, and how to use it in a controlled way. (2026-04-18)
- [From Prompting to Systems: Why ChatGPT Projects Change Everything](https://www.n-g.be/insights/chatgpt-projects-from-prompts-to-systems): Why ChatGPT Projects are the shift from chaotic prompting to structured AI systems, and how that changes speed, consistency, and real output. (2026-04-16)
- [Start Your Website Factory](https://www.n-g.be/insights/start-your-website-factory): The top-level guide to the Website Factory: specify the site, set the agent's rules, build it, edit it, publish it, and keep it running with CI/CD. (2026-04-14)
- [If AI Was McDonald's](https://www.n-g.be/insights/ai-like-mcdonalds): A McDonald's analogy for understanding Projects, GPTs, Skills, agents, workflows, and computer-using AI. (2026-03-15)

## Articles: Data
Reporting logic, KPI routines, payments, and budget decisions.

- [Prioritising a List You Cannot Agree On: 5 Ranking Methods Compared](https://www.n-g.be/insights/prioritising-list-ranking-methods-compared): Compare pairwise ranking, weighted scoring, MoSCoW, RICE, and Productboard to choose a method that fits your list, evidence, and decision. (2026-09-03)
- [How to Document a CSV: 5 Ways to Build a Data Dictionary Compared](https://www.n-g.be/insights/how-to-document-a-csv-data-dictionary-methods): Compare five ways to build a CSV data dictionary, from a spreadsheet and pandas to dbt, Atlan and a browser tool, tested on the same export. (2026-09-02)
- [Good Tracking Architecture Starts With One Source of Truth](https://www.n-g.be/insights/clean-tracking-architecture-source-of-truth): A practical framework for building clean tracking architecture where each tool has a clear role, attribution has one owner, and reporting disagreements become explainable instead of political. (2026-05-26)
- [Do You Need Old Affiliate Data?](https://www.n-g.be/insights/historical-data-after-affiliate-migration): A practical decision framework for operators migrating affiliate software: what history can stay in an archive, what breaks if it does, and when native continuity still matters. (2026-05-23)
- [Dirty Excel, Clear Decisions](https://www.n-g.be/insights/from-dirty-excel-to-ceo-ready-decisions): How to turn messy spreadsheet exports into a trusted reporting layer, a clear decision table, and an AI-assisted brief leadership can actually use. (2026-05-13)
- [Why Dashboards Fail](https://www.n-g.be/insights/why-most-dashboards-fail-before-anyone-opens-them): Why dashboards fail before anyone opens them, what business teams get wrong upstream, and where AI actually helps turn reporting requests into decision-ready tools. (2026-05-10)
- [Reporting engagement — are you paying attention?](https://www.n-g.be/insights/engagement-reporting-why-it-matters): A case study on how engagement reporting changed the interpretation of Magic6 from an acquisition tool into a repeat-activity system. (2026-04-05)
- [Reactivation Looks Good Until You See Who Came Back](https://www.n-g.be/insights/reactivation-looks-good-until-you-see-who-came-back): Why reactivation campaigns only become useful when you measure player quality, segment efficiency, and real activity instead of just return counts. (2026-04-04)
- [Retention Marketing Reporting: How to Actually Measure Customer Value](https://www.n-g.be/insights/retention-marketing-reporting-that-turns-data-into-decisions): A practical guide to building retention marketing reporting using waterfall tables, retention curves, and CLTV to understand real customer value. (2026-04-04)
- [You’re Missing Half Your Data. Here’s Why That’s Fine.](https://www.n-g.be/insights/acquisition-reporting-direction-not-precision): Why acquisition reporting is never complete, and how to build a system that still drives decisions. (2026-04-04)
- [You’re Scaling the Wrong Customers (Until You Measure Retention)](https://www.n-g.be/insights/acquisition-brings-volume-retention-shows-value): How retention marketing reporting connects acquisition channels to real long-term value and changes business decisions. (2026-04-04)
- [Reporting Marketing Mix: From Dirty Excel to Decision-Ready Insights](https://www.n-g.be/insights/reporting-marketing-mix-from-dirty-excel-to-insights): How fragmented marketing data was cleaned, structured, and transformed into a usable reporting system and Power BI dashboard for acquisition, retention, engagement, and reactivation. (2026-03-29)
- [Building a Data-Driven Mindset](https://www.n-g.be/insights/building-a-data-driven-mindset): How one trusted insight changed the way reporting was used and turned a weekly dashboard into a tool for exploration and better decisions. (2026-03-29)
- [Marketing Budget Reporting for Digital Businesses](https://www.n-g.be/insights/marketing-budget-reporting-for-digital-business): A practical explanation of how digital businesses connect acquisition cost, retention, and customer revenue to build reliable marketing budgets. (2026-03-15)
- [Why Payment Approval Rates Can Be Misleading](https://www.n-g.be/insights/payment-approval-rates-can-be-misleading): Approval ratio can hide the real payment story. (2026-03-07)
- [Weekly Reporting Routines That Turn Data Into Budget Decisions](https://www.n-g.be/insights/weekly-reporting-routines-that-turn-data-into-budget-decisions): Reports matter only when they change action. (2026-03-05)

## Articles: Projects
Execution systems behind migrations, ticket flow, and savings.

- [Best Affiliate Platforms for Legal-Market Gambling](https://www.n-g.be/insights/best-affiliate-software-gambling-operators-legal-markets): Compare the strongest affiliate software options for gambling operators in legal markets, with a criteria-first look at tracking, reporting, commissions, and operational fit. (2026-05-25)
- [Must Have vs Should Have: The Real Migration Power Game](https://www.n-g.be/insights/must-have-should-have-power-games): Why Must Have and Should Have priorities are not as objective as they look during large migration projects, and how scope negotiations create hidden power games between vendors and stakeholders. (2026-05-18)
- [Migrations Are Control Audits](https://www.n-g.be/insights/what-platform-migrations-teach-about-business-control): What website and platform migrations teach about business control, portability, redirects, hidden dependencies, and where AI actually helps. (2026-05-12)
- [How We Fixed the Email Delivery Issue: Case SendGrid](https://www.n-g.be/insights/how-we-fixed-email-delivery-issue-sendgrid): How a SendGrid email delivery issue was diagnosed from campaign reporting, SendGrid activity logs, Microsoft deferrals, SPF, DMARC, DKIM, Cloudflare DNS records, and dedicated IP settings. (2026-05-02)
- [How to Turn Finished Projects Into a Reusable Knowledge System](https://www.n-g.be/insights/how-to-turn-finished-projects-into-reusable-knowledge-system): How project management evolved from Excel tracking to Odoo Project, and then toward AI-powered changelogs, task tracking, and reusable project knowledge. (2026-04-26)
- [Magic6: How a Small App Beat a Broken Main Product](https://www.n-g.be/insights/magic6-how-a-small-app-beat-a-broken-main-product): A practical look at why low-budget constraints, a tight technical brief, and disciplined scope helped a small app outperform a weaker main product. (2026-03-21)
- [Three Platform Migrations That Unlocked Growth in 2025](https://www.n-g.be/insights/three-platform-migrations-that-unlocked-growth): A practical look at three platform migrations delivered in 2025 and what they changed in tracking, performance, compliance, and financial results. (2026-03-16)
- [Why Cross-Domain Learning Keeps Delivery Fast](https://www.n-g.be/insights/why-cross-domain-learning-keeps-delivery-fast): Cross-domain learning shortens ramp-up and improves coordination. (2026-03-03)
- [Turning a Portfolio Into a Site-Native Knowledge Interface](https://www.n-g.be/insights/turning-a-portfolio-into-a-site-native-knowledge-interface): One native knowledge layer beats detached content systems. (2026-03-02)

## Articles: Websites
Delivery systems behind shipped websites and live surfaces.

- [Background Removers Compared: 7 Free Alternatives to remove.bg](https://www.n-g.be/insights/background-removers-compared-free-remove-bg-alternatives): remove.bg is shutting down as a standalone website on 1 December 2026 and moving into Canva. A practical comparison of seven alternatives, covering resolution limits, account gates, batch work, local processing, and finishing tools. (2026-09-09)
- [Website Screenshot Tools Compared: 6 Ways to Capture and Mock Up a Page](https://www.n-g.be/insights/website-screenshot-tools-compared): Captures screenshots and builds browser, desktop, mobile and social mockups. Compare against the browser's full-page capture, a CLI or headless option, one paid screenshot API, and two mockup generators. Focus on full-page capture and device framing in the same pass. (2026-09-08)
- [Favicon Generators Compared: 6 Tools for Icons, Manifests and OG Images](https://www.n-g.be/insights/favicon-generators-compared-icons-manifests-og-images): Compare six favicon generators and workflows for browser icons, PWA manifests, Open Graph images, platform previews, and repeatable builds. (2026-09-07)
- [Pulling HEX Codes From an Image: 6 Colour Palette Tools Compared](https://www.n-g.be/insights/pull-hex-codes-from-image-tools-compared): Compare six colour palette tools for pulling HEX codes from images, from fast local extraction to exact picking, design workflows, and AI ideas. (2026-09-06)
- [Password Generators Compared: 6 Free Tools and Where the Password Is Made](https://www.n-g.be/insights/password-generators-compared-where-password-is-made): Compare six free password generators by local-generation evidence, password and passphrase support, setup, saving, and workflow fit. (2026-09-05)
- [Free QR Code Generators Compared: Which Ones Still Work After You Print Them](https://www.n-g.be/insights/free-qr-code-generators-compared): A practical comparison of six QR code generators for print, including static and dynamic codes, tracking, account dependencies, and expiry risk. (2026-09-04)
- [Free Word Counters Compared: 6 Tools and What They Actually Count](https://www.n-g.be/insights/free-word-counters-compared): Compare six free word counters, what each one includes, which metrics they show, and when to use a browser tool, Google Docs, Word, or an extension. (2026-08-31)
- [7 Alternatives to WordHTML.com](https://www.n-g.be/insights/7-alternatives-to-wordhtml-com): A comparison of seven WordHTML.com alternatives for converting formatted Word-style content into paste-ready HTML with inline CSS for website blocks, CMS environments, and email HTML workflows. (2026-05-17)
- [PNG to WEBP: Reached Your Limit? Use Alternatives!](https://www.n-g.be/insights/png-to-webp-reached-your-limit-use-alternatives): A comparison of CloudConvert, FreeConvert, PNG2PDF, Smallpdf, iLovePDF, Ezgif, and PNG to WebP Converter for image conversion, compression, PDF work, background removal, and quota-free fallback usage. (2026-05-17)
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