Shader-driven moments for sites that want to be remembered: liquid distortion, particle morphs, wavy planes and a gallery tunnel.
7 effects · use them together
Featured WebGL A Three.js plane shows a procedurally painted image that warps like liquid under the pointer (noise UV displacement weighted by distance and speed, with a velocity-driven RGB split); hovering a swatch melts it into a second image.
Featured WebGL Thirty thousand additive points morph between a sphere, a torus knot, a cube and a heart; every particle starts on its own random schedule and takes a swirling detour, so each change of shape reads as a swarm rather than a slide.
WebGL Four figures in a normal scrolling page are mirrored by WebGL planes on one fixed canvas, matched to their DOM rectangles every frame; the planes bow and ripple with scroll velocity in the vertex shader and zoom slightly on hover.
Featured WebGL Twenty-four procedurally painted posters spiral down a fog-filled tunnel; wheel, drag or swipe sets the camera's speed, idle autoplay keeps it drifting, and plane depths wrap modulo the loop so the archive never ends.
medium A full-screen fragment shader blends four drifting colour fields through domain-warped simplex noise, adds animated film grain and a soft vignette, and lets the pointer gently pull the warp; a CSS gradient stands in when WebGL or motion is unavailable.
WebGL Four image tiles share one WebGL renderer; hovering a tile splits its red and blue channels along the pointer's direction (offset scales with velocity), zooms the UVs 1 → 1.08 over 0.8s and tears the first 150ms into glitched horizontal slices.
WebGL A GLB perfume flask idles on a slow turntable under a key/fill/rim studio rig with a soft contact shadow; drag to orbit with damping, pick a finish to tween the PBR colour, and labels track points on the model.
Try “pinned”, “SplitText”, “WebGL”, “cursor”…