APITemplate.io vs Readme typing SVG

APITemplate.io lets teams design reusable HTML or drag-and-drop templates in a browser editor, then render them into images or PDFs on demand through a REST call, Zapier, Make, or n8n. Requests send JSON overrides for named text, image, and color elements (with Jinja2 available for PDF templating) and get back a hosted download URL for the generated PNG or PDF. A free plan covers 50 image/PDF renders and 3 templates a month, with paid PDF and image plans scaling to tens of thousands of documents.

Readme Typing SVG renders an animated typewriter-effect SVG from a `lines` query parameter, meant to be dropped straight into a GitHub profile README or repo as an `<img>` tag — no signup or key required. Query options control font, colors, size, typing speed, and pause duration, and a hosted demo page lets you preview and copy the generated markdown live. The service is open source (DenverCoder1 on GitHub) and runs on a Heroku-backed host behind Cloudflare.