Emoji's aren't rendered in a way they're represented in the browser. Not sure which process you are using.
By default, a heart is shown. Red. But when rendered and downloaded, it becomes a white heart. Probably from a different characterset.
yeah noticed that and I will investigate why that's happening. For the context screenshot is taken by the chrome.
definitely need a bit more work, but i think its a good start.
Instead of working full-blown web app I finished MVP and telling it to the world so that I can move on to adding more feature while I validate the idea.
I know, thats why I said you did a good job. Your project is thousand times better than what I created in my initial days.
Coming soon: Templates and custom templates with API.
Well, I expected a bit more :)
As of now I can generate minimal image for my blog post but yeah I will work on adding more templates and drag and drop image option to look more realistic.