WebGPU Bunny Demo - Online Simple 3D Renderer
Render the classic Stanford Bunny with a basic WebGPU pipeline. Rotate and zoom. Check if your browser supports WebGPU.
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Paste or upload GeoJSON to instantly render it on an interactive map.
Render the classic Stanford Bunny with a basic WebGPU pipeline. Rotate and zoom. Check if your browser supports WebGPU.
Apply a Proxy to an object and see the get/set traps log fired in real time. Understand metaprogramming. Local.
Draw shapes and experiment with globalCompositeOperation. See Porter‑Duff operators in action. Great for game devs.
Paste a URL and extract all meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and JSON‑LD. View in a friendly table. Client‑side fetch.
A beautiful full‑screen drawing canvas with variable brush sizes, colors, and an eraser. Export your sketch as PNG. All data stays local.
Define the initial scroll position for a scroll container with scroll‑start. Test with and without snapping. New feature.
Write a paint worklet in JavaScript and see it used as a CSS background instantly. Experiment with Houdini. Local.
Add many complex CSS styles and measure frames per second. Isolate expensive properties. Practical performance lab.
Adjust root, margin, and threshold. See a live log of intersection events as you scroll. Debug lazy loading.
Register and apply a custom paint worklet to draw a background pattern dynamically. Write the paint function in the browser.
Move your mouse or finger to create colorful paint splatters on canvas. Great stress reliever. Download as PNG.
Help the bird fly through pipes without touching them. Click or tap to flap. Track your high score in localStorage. Classic time‑waster.
Create a simple tessellation by deforming a square or triangle and repeating it across the canvas. Hypnotic patterns.
Create a custom soap recipe by selecting oils and their percentages. Get precise lye and water amounts. Safety warnings included.
Divide pooled tips among staff based on hours worked or weighted percentages. Ensures fair distribution. Instant local calculation.
Enter HTML with aria-labels and see what a screen reader would announce. Simulates common patterns. Local educational tool.
Browse a collection of ready-to-use CSS animations (fade, slide, bounce). Click to preview, then copy @keyframes and class to your project. Local tool.
Enter a URL and see live mocked previews for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Slack based on its meta tags. Find missing tags.
Paste a GeoJSON object and validate its structure. Catch missing coordinates, wrong types, and feature errors. Local.
Map CSV columns with latitude/longitude to GeoJSON points. Create map‑ready data instantly. All local.
Enter a URL and fetch its Twitter card meta tags. See a live preview of how the tweet will appear. Debug social sharing.
Test if your display supports HDR colors by rendering a gradient in Rec.2020 space. See what you're missing. Canvas based.
Select a heading font and see a set of well‑paired body fonts. Live preview with your own text. Copy the import code.
Paste an OpenAPI YAML/JSON and render a static, readable API document. No server, pure browser‑based rendering.
See how your page title and description will look in Google SERP. Check pixel width and character count. Local tool.
Browse the fonts installed on your system and type a custom phrase to see how it looks. Uses Local Font Access API where available.
Enter a URL and see a preview of how it will appear when shared on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn. Detect missing tags.
Type a few words and see them rendered at every heading size (h1–h6) with your chosen font. Perfect for design systems.
Preview how a CMYK value will look on screen (approximate). Compare with its RGB equivalent. Pre‑press check.
Apply a stipple or halftone effect to preview how an image might look when laser engraved. Download black‑and‑white output.