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The component library for creative
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Deploy stunning WebGPU shaders across key UI surfaces.

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Components can be stacked, nested, masked and blended to create endlessly customizable effects.

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<Shader>

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<RadialGradient

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center={{ x: 0.8, y: 0.2 }} />

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<SineWave

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angle={150}

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color="#fd9800"

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frequency={0.5}

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thickness={0.5} />

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<Dither

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blendMode="overlay"

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pixelSize={3} />

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</Shader>

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Shaders significantly lowers the barrier to creating web shader animations, making it possible to design fancy, interactive visuals in seconds. Highly recommended for all frontend developers and design engineers.

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When anyone can crank out a decent looking page, shaders is what will take your designs to the next level. This is a fantastic tool to help you turn your creativity into those experiences.

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Frequently asked questions

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What is Shaders?

Shaders is a component-driven system for building WebGPU-powered visual effects in the frontend. You compose effects like UI components, tweak them visually, and ship real code in your app.

What frameworks does Shaders support?

Vue, React, Svelte, and Solid. Nuxt and Next are supported as long as the Shader component is rendered client-side.

Do I need to know shader programming or GLSL?

No. Shaders is built for frontend developers and design engineers. You work with familiar components and props—no shader math, no low-level graphics code.

Is Shaders free? What does the Pro license include?

Yes, Shaders is free to use in all environments, including production. A one-time Pro license unlocks additional features: code export from the Design Editor, access to all Pro presets, video export, and version history.

Can I use Shaders in production?

Yes, Shaders is free to use in production for all projects. It's advised during beta to briefly check new versions as they release to ensure they don't include breaking changes for your specific component usage.

How do I install and use Shaders?

Shaders is an npm package. Install it with `npm i shaders`, import the components into your app, and compose effects directly in your code.

What do I actually export from the editor?

You export a framework-native component that mirrors what you designed—using the same Shaders components and props—ready to drop into your codebase.

Are the effects animated or interactive?

Some effects include built-in motion or interaction, and all components support fully reactive props—so you can drive them with scroll, pointer, time, or animation libraries.

Can I use my own media in my shaders?

Yes, you can use images, video, and even live webcam input as textures, making it easy to build masked logos, hero backgrounds, and interactive UI elements.

Does Shaders use WebGPU or WebGL?

Shaders is WebGPU-first with a WebGL2 fallback, so it runs across modern browsers while taking advantage of newer GPU APIs where available (which is almost everywhere).

Is there documentation available?

Yes. Shaders includes step-by-step guides as well as a full component reference to help you go from first install to advanced compositions.

Is there a community or place to get help?

Yes. Shaders has an active Discord community where you can ask questions, share work, and get help directly

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