A site for creating P2PK outputs in bitcoin i.e. paying someone's raw public key

Just click here: https://supertestnet.github.io/p2pk_playground/

Don't ask that yet! First ask "what's an output?" It's easier that way.

An output is basically another name for a "recipient" in a bitcoin transaction. Every transaction contains two sections, Inputs and Outputs. Inputs are essentially the senders; outputs are essentially the recipients. Normally, an output in a bitcoin transaction contains two things: (1) the recipient's bitcoin address (2) an amount sent there in that transaction.

Yes!

That's not a question.

Because I thought it would be funny if I wrote it this way.

P2PK means "pay to pubkey." A P2PK output is an output like normal except instead of sending money to a bitcoin address, the transaction sends money to a "raw pubkey." So the output looks funny -- there's just a public key there, not a normal bitcoin address.

Yes!

No, really! In the early days of bitcoin, it was common to send money directly to your recipient's public key, by requesting a new one from their node whenever you wanted to send them money. Eventually, it became popular to use bitcoin addresses instead, because they were designed for "offline" usage -- you could just stick them on a website somewhere without needing to run a node and keep it online to dole out pubkeys. But bitcoin still supports the old ways because devs are sticklers about backward compatibility.

The short answer is no. The long answer is yes. If you visit Clark Moody's Bitcoin Dashboard and go to the section "Output Type Counts (90 Days)" you can see that people do occasionally use them:

But hardly ever.

Yes! Just follow the instructions on this page and you'll make a P2PK output of your own.