The Pitch
Megalith turns a few words into a poster. Type a short phrase and every line is instantly block-justified — stretched to fill a common width, the size of each line set by how much text it carries, with different display faces mixed across the lines, the way hand-painted signs and protest placards have done it for a century. Shuffle the fonts and layout with a tap until the arrangement feels right, pick a canvas shape, set your colors or drop in a photo, and export a high-resolution graphic ready for stories, feeds, or print. Animate brings the type to life — each line stretches and snaps into place — and exports it as a looping GIF or video. No design skill, no templates, no fiddling with text boxes — just your words, beautifully rendered.
Demo Video
A short demo loop, captured from the app · 886 × 1920 · H.264 MP4 · download
The phrase shown is a quote from Bob Dylan's “From a Buick 6.”
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Fast Facts
Screenshots
Click any screenshot for the full-resolution PNG (1320 × 2868), grab all four together as a .zip above, or download everything — screenshots, demo video, and icon — in the full press kit.
Phrases shown are quotes from Carbon Leaf's “Paloma” and Temples' “Keep in the Dark.” The photo background is by Gabriele Motter.
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About the Developer
Luke Bradford is an independent iOS developer with a decade-plus body of small, design-led apps built around geometry and restraint. The same sensibility runs through all of them — minimal interfaces, considered color, and a love of getting a single idea exactly right. You can see it in QUARC, a falling-block puzzle with curved pieces, and Symmetry Lab, a studio for symmetrical pattern art. Megalith continues that line: one strong typographic idea, executed with care — one price, with no ads, no subscription, and nothing to unlock.
Press Contact
Questions, requests for promo codes, or interview requests are welcome — I usually reply within a day.