The resources of the Loud Blocks look. None of them is an image file: the marker strokes and the op-art patterns are drawn by code, so every draw comes out a little different. Shuffle draws them again, the palette buttons recolor them, and Copy puts one on the clipboard as SVG (paste it into Figma or code).
Five marker strokes (underline, quotes, ticks, zigzag and loops), five op-art patterns used by the Collage variant (stripes, checks, rings, wheel and tunnel) and three palettes. They are what the Loud Blocks look draws over and between its color blocks.
None of them is an image file: they are drawn by code with a bit of randomness, like a real marker. Press Shuffle to draw them again until you like one.
Open the Loud Blocks look and type your slogan: each word is stretched into its own block of color and these strokes scribble on top. Pick Blocks, Mosaic, Gradient or Collage and export an image or a video.
Step by step: How to make a protest poster with bold type.
Open Loud Blocks in Poster Lab →