GLSL distortion, noise fields and post effects.
11 effects
Featured medium A full-bleed WebGL plane dissolves into a mosaic (cells grow 1 → 48 px), swaps to the next of three procedural pictures at the coarsest moment and sharpens back — on click, or automatically every 4 seconds.
medium A plate breaks into irregular noise patches with a glowing rim and the next picture shows through — fractal noise compared with an animated threshold; it assembles on entering view, advances on click, scrubs with scroll or follows a manual threshold.
medium The pointer drags a wake of noisy distortion through a full-bleed dusk-dune picture: a decaying float trail buffer masks an fbm displacement with static rows, grain and RGB split, widening with pointer speed, then heals.
medium A wobbling orb trails the pointer over a grey plaster still life; inside it the picture is re-sampled per channel like a prism and gradient-mapped between two drifting colours, stretching with speed and widening when pressed.
medium A tiled pool picture sits under moving water: a wave height field in the fragment shader bends every lookup by its slope and gathers light where its curvature focuses, with swell, drop and interference patterns, stretch and speed.
medium A glass lens trails the cursor over an editorial poster drawn on a canvas: inside it the type is magnified with barrel distortion, the rim splits into RGB fringes and catches a crescent highlight, the lens grows while pressed and touch users drag it.
medium A poster is sliced into strips (or rings) that each slide by their own phase, so the image repeats in stepped copies like a slit-scan photo; a looping wave drives it, the pointer drags the nearest strips and scroll scrubs and shears the scan.
medium A procedural landscape — low sun, two hill ranges, still water — painted in one fragment shader as layered watercolour washes that bloom in wet, then dry into darker edges with granulating pigment and paper tooth; the pointer re-wets the paper.
WebGL Clicking anywhere on a full-screen WebGL quad drops a ripple into a procedural dusk gradient: up to five rings expand from a vec4 uniform array, bending the picture along the wavefront with red/blue aberration, fading as they grow; idle, it ripples by itself.
WebGL A sticky full-bleed WebGL hero reads the page's scroll velocity every frame and tears the picture into hash-seeded horizontal slices with an RGB split that scale with speed, settling exponentially when you stop; the headline's red and cyan ghosts follow.
medium A still life is printed through a fragment shader as a rotated halftone screen (dot size follows luminance), a 4×4 Bayer dither or line screen; hovering swells the screen under the pointer like a loupe and tilts its angle, both easing in with a per-frame lerp.
No effects match these filters.
Try “pinned”, “SplitText”, “WebGL”, “cursor”…