Design · Web app
Unicorn Studio
Visual canvas for designing interactive WebGL shaders and motion graphics
Unicorn Studio is a browser-based design tool for building interactive WebGL components without writing shader code. It lets designers apply effects like glass distortion, chromatic aberration, and noise to visuals, then export or embed them into websites.
What it's for
- Design interactive background animations for landing pages
- Add reactive WebGL shader effects to web graphics and posters
- Export production-ready interactive canvas components for web development
Features
- Visual canvas interface for motion and shader design
- Built-in shader library including Liquid Glass, Noise Fill, and Halftone
- Distortion and retro effects like Shatter, Glyph Dither, and Chromatic Aberration
- SDF shapes and 3D media support
- Interactive triggers responding to cursor and user movement
- Direct embeddable code output for web projects
Pricing
Freemium. Free tier available; paid upgrades for pro features.
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Design
- Topic
- Motion Design
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web
- For
- Web designers, creative developers, and motion graphic artists
- Alternative to
- Spline, Rive
- Tags
- webgl, shaders, motion design, interactive, no code, web components
Why it was saved
- @timhosqo: Allows creatives and designers to quickly animate graphics and posters with advanced shader-like effects without writing code.
- @benkaluza: Allows designers to add engaging interactive 3D and WebGL effects with 50+ presets without writing code.
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