FlowToy
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based generative art playground built with HTML Canvas
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A browser-based generative art studio. Draw flowing particles, logarithmic spirals, or an ocean-like wave field on a Canvas, then tune the result live from a side panel.
There is no backend, account system, or hosted demo in this repository.
Use a current desktop browser with support for ES modules, Canvas 2D, ResizeObserver, and HTMLCanvasElement.toBlob (recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari).
Screenshots of the three algorithms can be added here after you capture them from a local run. This repository does not currently include screenshot files.
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