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Satori title cards and thumbnails from one template: what the README documents (docs only)
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What this guide covers
A checklist for people batch-making title cards or thumbnails from one template with Satori, tied to the project's README at a pinned commit. It covers fonts, colours, experimental features and the PNG step. It is based on the documentation only and nothing was run or rendered.
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Satori title cards and thumbnails from one template: what the README documents (docs only)
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A checklist for people batch-making title cards or thumbnails from one template with Satori, tied to the project's README at a pinned commit. It covers fonts, colours, experimental features and the PNG step. It is based on the documentation only and nothing was run or rendered.
Useful starting points
- Check colours in the final PNG: the README says some colour forms are converted and that Sharp, for example, draws most of them black.
- An invalid or unsupported style declaration fails the render by default, so log style errors with every card.
- The README labels the builtin JSX runtime, the WebGL canvas and exact perspective as experimental; keep them out of production cards.
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