Shaders lowers the floor on WebGL shader animations — the kind of iridescent, distortion, and particle effects that used to require writing raw GLSL or hiring someone who could.
The editor lets you compose shader effects visually, upload images and video as inputs, and export either code or an npm package you can drop into a project. The component approach is the practical bit: instead of copy-pasting shader code and hoping it works, you get a maintained package that handles the WebGL plumbing.
Free to use including in production and commercial projects. Pro adds code export, premium presets, and Discord access — monthly, annual, or lifetime options.
The audience is frontend developers and design engineers who want motion and visual depth in their work but do not want to learn the full shader programming stack to get there. Framer has its own shader feature; Shaders.com is the standalone version of that bet.
Shaders lowers the floor on WebGL shader animations — the kind of iridescent, distortion, and particle effects that used to require writing raw GLSL or hiring someone who could.
The editor lets you compose shader effects visually, upload images and video as inputs, and export either code or an npm package you can drop into a project. The component approach is the practical bit: instead of copy-pasting shader code and hoping it works, you get a maintained package that handles the WebGL plumbing.
Free to use including in production and commercial projects. Pro adds code export, premium presets, and Discord access — monthly, annual, or lifetime options.
The audience is frontend developers and design engineers who want motion and visual depth in their work but do not want to learn the full shader programming stack to get there. Framer has its own shader feature; Shaders.com is the standalone version of that bet.