water ripple wallpaper
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive water-ripple live wallpaper for Windows 11 - raw WebGL2, zero dependencies, Lively Wallpaper ready
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An interactive live wallpaper for Windows 10/11. Click anywhere on your desktop and concentric ripples spread out from that point, refracting your wallpaper as if it were sitting under water.
Written in raw WebGL2 — two GPU passes, a single HTML file, zero libraries, zero dependencies. Once the ripples fade out, rendering stops completely (0% GPU).
Click the screen, drag and drop your own wallpaper onto the page, and tweak every parameter live from the panel on the right. H hides the panel.
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