WebGL Rendering

GPU-powered gradients

WebGL rendering means real-time performance, complex effects, and smooth animation—all running on your graphics card, all in the browser.

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Real-Time Everything

60fps, consistent.
Zero lag.

WebGL renders on the GPU, which means instant feedback on every change. Adjust a parameter and see the result immediately.

No processing delay, no waiting for renders, no laggy preview. When feedback is instant, you experiment more.

Preview

60fps

Lag

Zero

Processing

GPU Parallel

Full GPU Pipeline

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at 60fps.

Warps, materials, post-processing, animation—all stacked, all smooth.

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WebGL is already installed.

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge. If you have a browser, you have the engine.

No plugins. No downloads. Rendering happens on your GPU, entirely client-side.

60fps

Not a target. Not a hope.
The baseline.

GPU rendering.
No software to install.

WebGL-powered gradients in your browser. Open the editor and see what real-time means.

Free tier available-Export to PNG, SVG, CSS, GIF, MP4-No watermarks at $8/mo