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neon text

A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. A neon sign that assembles, strikes and burns, built from a particle field. Real DOM text for the tube, particles for the gas. No build, no dependencies.

by @nirshribman · nirshribman/neon-text on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON NIRSHRIBMAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 16 Aug 2026

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A neon sign that assembles, strikes and burns - built from a particle field.

▶ Live playground · type any text, six animations, any Google font, shareable links.

Real DOM text carries the tube. A canvas of particles behind it carries the gas, the assembly and the flash. Neither layer alone does the job: **dots can't render a continuous saturated tube, and canvas letters aren't text** - so each layer does what the other can't. The result stays crisp, selectable and screen-reader-legible while still arriving rather than merely switching on.

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