FluidShader – animated WebGL gradient editor

About this resource

FluidShader lets you build animated abstract backgrounds directly in your browser. Choose a shader style, adjust its colors and parameters, and see the result immediately. It is useful for exploring a website’s visual direction, experimenting with motion and preparing WebGL effects. Gradient styles include Fluid, Aurora, Silk, Caustics and Plasma. A separate section offers Simplex, Warp, Dots, Wave, Ripple, Swirl and Sphere dither patterns. Depending on the style, controls cover motion, distortion, noise scale and grain. Fluid also includes a pointer-responsive effect. Randomize produces a new variation, while full-screen preview lets you judge the background without the configuration panel. Copy options include WebGL HTML + JavaScript and configurations for JSON, TypeScript, Tailwind, CSS variables and Figma variables. A palette configuration is not a video export or a finished Figma layout. The service is presented as free, and its editor is accessible without an account. Separate public terms for commercial use of generated code were not located, so clarify them with the creator for client work that requires an explicit license.

Usage and licensing

The editor is free. A separate public license for commercial use of generated code was not located; free access does not establish unrestricted rights to the output.

Check the creator’s current terms before using this resource.