Wordpress Simple Popups
Create popups with your own editor or a single image, and choose exactly where, when and how often they appear.
Plugins, extensions and desktop tools I built for real projects. Most are free: no sign-up, no catch, and they don’t track you.
Built for real client sites, then released. Each solves one problem, without the bloat. Most are free.
Create popups with your own editor or a single image, and choose exactly where, when and how often they appear.
Export every email from your WPForms entries, even forms with two email fields, to CSV, TXT, JSON or HTML. Filter by form and date.
Show your total WooCommerce product count anywhere with one shortcode. Filter by category, and leave out hidden products if you like.
Add video links to any WooCommerce product and show them on the product page — a slider when there's more than one.
Set a store-wide minimum order amount. Shoppers see a notice, and Place Order stays disabled until the cart reaches it.
Choose exactly which file types can be uploaded to WordPress, with a simple ON/OFF toggle for each one.
Type [year] anywhere in WordPress and it shows the current year — footers that never go out of date.
Set your own maximum width and height for uploaded images instead of WordPress's fixed 2560 px limit.
Lets you upload .json files to the WordPress media library — handy for Lottie animations.
Little helpers for web developers and power users. Coming to the Chrome Web Store.
Generate a strong password in one click, right from your browser toolbar. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
Finds every image on the page you're viewing so you can save the ones you want. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
Analyzes the page you're on and pulls out its videos so you can save them. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
Pull any SVG from the page you're viewing, tweak it, then save it — made for web developers. Coming soon.
Simple, standalone apps I wrote to speed up my own workflow.
Batch-convert photos — even camera RAW and HEIC — to JPEG, PNG or WebP. Drag them in, set quality and size, convert.
Scans a drive and syncs each gamelist.xml with the ROMs actually there, so Emu-Elec detects every installed game.