singularity
A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. An animated WebGL black hole for your website. Tune it in the playground, then copy HTML, React, self-contained code or an AI agent prompt. Zero dependencies. Shader adapted from XorDev's "Singularity" (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0).
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An animated WebGL black hole for the web.
Drop a living, swirling black hole behind your hero section. Tune it in the playground, copy the code, done. Zero dependencies, one file. Based on XorDev's "Singularity" shader.
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