OpenShaderLibrary
Beautiful Shaders for SwiftUI, Metal, React Native & Web.
What it does
Browse parametric visual effects, tune them live in the browser, and export compiling source for SwiftUI, React Native, and the web.
Production-ready shader effects for React, React Native, and SwiftUI. Browse live previews, tune in the browser, export compiling source. Start free.
Production-ready effects you can preview live, tune in the browser, and export as source that compiles. One shader kernel, rendered natively on all three platforms, so what you see here is what you ship. Voice waves, liquid orbs and chrome, all behind a glass shell. A GLSL fragment shader on WebGL2, with a React component around it. Works in Next.js, Vite, Astro, or a plain canvas. An SkSL runtime shader and a component on @shopify/react-native-skia. iOS and Android from one file. A .metal file and a SwiftUI View. Add both to the target and build. Nofrom openshaderlibrary.com
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