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Saving canvas data to image file
This is a small library that lets you easily save a WHATWG canvas element as an imagefile. Files needed: canvas2image.js, base64.js Draw on the canvas with the pretty boxes below using the mouse, then click the "Convert" buttons to convert it to a downloadable image - or the "Save" buttons to download the image file directly. Using the WHATWG canvas element, you can create all sorts of cool gr
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