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inkfall

A free fluid simulation — play it in your browser, no install. A GPU fluid simulation in the browser. Move the pointer and ink blooms through water in plumes and filaments. One self-contained HTML page, no dependencies.

by @Mihailchik · Mihailchik/inkfall on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON INKFALL-PEACH.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 4 Sep 2026

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Controls: Release ink to move; hold to paint thicker · Drop a bead: click or tap

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A fluid simulation that runs in the browser. Move the pointer, a finger, or your hand in front of the camera, and ink blooms through water in plumes and filaments. One self-contained HTML page: no build step, no framework, nothing to install.

Live at inkfall.voidstudio.top · made by Void Studio.

The water is a real simulation, not a video or a particle effect. Every frame the GPU solves the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations: the ink is carried by the flow, the flow curls into vortices, and heavy ink sinks while light ink rises.

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