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Shaders
Open-source WebGPU shader component library and free design editor.
Shaders is an open-source library that provides production-ready WebGPU shader visual effects packaged as components for modern web frameworks. It includes a browser-based design editor to visually customize, create, and export shader effects directly into code.
What it's for
- Add interactive GPU-accelerated background effects to web landing pages
- Customize shader visuals visually in the design editor before exporting to code
- Incorporate high-performance WebGPU graphics into React, Vue, Svelte, or Solid apps
Features
- Support for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, vanilla JavaScript, and Framer
- Production-ready WebGPU shader components and pre-built sections
- Free web-based design editor to create and tweak shader parameters
- Open-source codebase distributed under the MIT license
- Extensive preset library for backgrounds and creative frontend effects
Pricing
Open source. Free and open source (MIT license)
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- UI Components
- Open source
- Yes
- Platforms
- Web, Code library
- For
- Frontend developers, creative developers, and design engineers
- Alternative to
- Three.js, React Three Fiber, ShaderToy
- Tags
- webgpu, shaders, creative coding, react, vue, svelte, frontend
Why it was saved
- @marchantweb: Lets developers add jaw-dropping creative shader/visual effects to web apps built with React, Vue, Svelte, Solid or plain JS, composed as components.
- @MengTo: The source library the tweet is about; the thing you actually install or copy components from.
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