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Click and drag to slash any website with a satisfying razor cut. Cuts stick to the page and scroll with it, then slowly heal. Hard Cut is a Digital Fidget Toy for Your Browser Turn any website into your personal stress-relief playground. Hard Cut lets you make deep, satisfying slashes and cuts straight through the webpage you are viewing. It is like a digital fidget toy that actually feels good. Why Hard Cut? Instantly satisfying cuts: Drag your mouse or finger across any part of a page and watch it slice open with smooth, crisp animations. Each cut feels tactile and deeply rewarding. Multiple cut styles: Choose from clean slices, jagged tears, glitch cuts, and more. Every slice reacts realistically to your movement. Fully interactive: Cut through text, images, videos, whatever you are browsing. The page stays usable while you play. Perfect for focus and fidgeting: Great for ADHD brains, stressful moments, late-night scrolling, or whenever you need a quick sensory reset without leaving your tab. Lightweight and private: No tracking and no data collection. Just pure, harmless fun running locally in your browser. Whether you are bored on a long webpage, need a creative distraction, or just love that ripping paper feeling in digital form, Hard Cut delivers that oddly satisfying hard cut every single time. Features: Customizable cut depth, speed, and visual effects Undo and redo your masterpiece Works on almost any website Clean, minimal UI that stays out of your way Keyboard shortcuts for power users Install Hard Cut and start slicing. Your new favorite browser fidget toy is here. Warning: Extremely addictive.
Jul 18, 2026
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