Editing Openai/68ef31d0-0950-8006-b9b6-6733b0d9322b


{{DISPLAYTITLE:Create canvas with text}}

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== gpt-5-thinking ==
=== User: make me a canvas with hello world in it ===
make me a canvas with hello world in it

=== Assistant: Done! ===
Done! I made a canvas with “hello world.” Want me to style it or turn it into a simple webpage?

=== User: I edited it. ===
I edited it. Update my SVG to JPEG app such that any changes in the textarea are stashed in the # fragment of the URL when the image is rendered, and when the page first loads any fragment is used to both populate the textarea and render the SVG

=== Assistant: All set! ===
All set! I added hash-sync:
* When you successfully render, the current textarea contents are saved into the URL # fragment (using history.replaceState to avoid cluttering history).
* On first load (and when the hash changes), any fragment is decoded to populate the textarea and trigger a render.

Open the new canvas “SVG to JPEG/PNG (hash sync)” to try it. Want me to migrate these changes back into your original canvas instead of a new one?

== gpt-5 ==
=== User: needs to be html ===
needs to be html

=== Assistant: Done ✅ — I turned your canvas into an HTML file with a proper <!DOCTYPE html structure and a big “Hello World” heading. ===
Done ✅ — I turned your canvas into an HTML file with a proper <!DOCTYPE html> structure and a big “Hello World” heading. You can preview or expand it to add styles or scripts if you’d like.

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