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lightning generator

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Glowing light-ray, comet and lightning visuals in your browser. Dozens of sliders, randomize, export up to 16K.

by @matthewboff · matthewboff/lightning-generator on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON LIGHTNING-GENERATOR.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 22 Oct 2026

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Glowing light-ray, comet and lightning visuals, generated in your browser.

Dozens of sliders, one-click randomize, export up to 16K. Free and open source.

→ Try it free in your browser

Every image below came straight out of the generator with one press of Randomize. No editing.

To start from one of these looks, open the app, click Load and pick the matching file in examples/presets.

It's one HTML file with no dependencies and no build step.

You need a browser with WebGL 2: any current Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.

Each slider becomes a u_ uniform.

Read the full README on GitHub →

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