Matrix Rain HTML Background
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Configurable Matrix rain with six patterns, an omnidirectional 3D camera, connected variable trails, and audio-reactive colors and movement. No build step or third-party libraries.
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Connected Matrix rain trails through a repeating 3D world, with audio-driven motion and colors. Characters turn along the X, Y and Z axes; each old letter keeps its position and birth color until it blinks out. Optional media depiction supplies video/image or shared-tab colors to the rain passing through it. The background is black.
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The live demo and matrix-rain-utility-suite.html are the same application. Runtime scripts and fonts are bundled.
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