What Generators Are Available in The Death Generator Gallery?

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The Death Generator gallery is the site's main entry point for picking a template. It presents a set of generators that you can browse, hide, or reveal, and each one pairs a content-based image template with editable text. The page evidence does not list individual generator names, so the reliable answer is structural: the gallery is where the available templates live, and the controls there let you manage which ones you see.

How the Gallery Is Organized

The site describes itself as "The Death Generator," with code by Alice Averlong and "content by somebody." The gallery is marked with a dice icon (๐ŸŽฒ) and includes two toggles:

  • Hide generators โ€” collapses the set of templates you're currently viewing.
  • Show other generators โ€” reveals additional templates beyond the default view.

This means the full catalog isn't necessarily visible at once. If a template you expect isn't on screen, the "Show other generators" control is the first thing to check.

What Each Generator Consists Of

Each entry in the gallery is a template built from content (an image) plus editable text fields. The editor page confirms several working features that apply across generators:

Feature What it does
Automatic wordwrapping Text wraps inside the template instead of running off the image
Transparent background The image can be saved without a solid backdrop
Checkerboard preview A grey checkerboard shows transparency while editing; it disappears when you click Save
Save Exports the finished image

The checkerboard note is worth remembering: if your preview looks grey and patterned, that's the transparency indicator, not part of the final file.

Picking a Template

The gallery is the selection step, not the editing step. A practical flow looks like this:

  1. Open the gallery and scan the visible generators.
  2. Use Show other generators if the template you want isn't shown.
  3. Select a generator to load its template and text fields.
  4. Edit the text, relying on automatic wordwrapping to keep it inside the frame.
  5. Click Save to export the image, at which point the checkerboard background is removed.

Common Sticking Points

  • Template seems missing: try the "Show other generators" toggle before assuming it doesn't exist.
  • Text overflowing: wordwrapping is automatic, but very long text may still crowd the layout โ€” shorten it rather than fighting the wrap.
  • Grey pattern in the preview: expected behavior for transparent areas; it won't appear in the saved image.

What the Page Evidence Doesn't Cover

The provided page content does not enumerate the specific generators, their names, or the source material each template draws from. It also doesn't state pricing or login requirements. The page does link to source code on GitHub and to Ko-fi and Patreon for project support, but support links are not the same as a paywall โ€” nothing in the evidence indicates the gallery requires payment or an account to browse.

If you need the exact template list, the gallery itself (and the linked GitHub source) is the authoritative place to look, since the catalog can change independently of any description.