glitch lab
A free shader demo — play it in your browser, no install. Live WebGL glitch shader with sliders and presets, recreating a Figma Weave glitch effect in plain code.
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Live WebGL glitch shader with sliders and presets, recreating a Figma Weave glitch effect in plain code.
Recreated from a post by @alfiemotion: The original idea and design belong to the creator. This repo is an independent rebuild for learning. The original was made with Figma Weave.
Build notes, what differs from the original, and ideas for enhancements go here.
Built by the Pixel Playdough agent team · ClickUp task z8mkq4gbfp
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