programmatic patterns
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Generative HTML pattern backgrounds — open in any browser, no dependencies
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A collection of generative HTML backgrounds. Each file is fully self-contained — no build step, no dependencies. Download and open in any browser.
iMessage-style pill bubbles in rows across a 1920×1080 canvas. every other row flips so the tails face opposite directions. built from a real iMessage bubble SVG path. fill, outline, or liquid glass modes.
n-fold standing wave interference patterns rendered with Bayer ordered dithering. low frequency shows clear geometry. crank it up and it becomes film grain. based on the physics of Chladni plates.
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