Particle Veil is an animated WebGL scene of silver point-cloud fabric twisting through a suspended wireframe, with flowing folds and cold highlights. Use it as a technical hero background or a calm motion study behind a headline. Particle density and particle size set the cloud, fabric twist and wave depth shape the folds, and filament and wireframe opacity balance the two layers. Flow speed, zoom and palette are editable live, and the HTML, React and Svelte exports use the same original renderer.
How this shader works
Particle Veil shows silver point-cloud fabric twisting through a suspended wireframe, with flowing folds and cold highlights. It works as a technical hero background or a calm motion study behind a headline. Particle density and Particle size set the cloud, Fabric twist and Wave depth shape the folds, and Filament opacity and Wireframe opacity balance the two layers.
Tips
- Lower Wireframe opacity to show only the particle fabric.
- Fabric twist sets how much the fabric turns. Lower it for a flat, waving sheet.
- Particle size above 2 gives a softer, glowing cloud.
- Change Cold highlights to a warm colour for a different mood.
Questions
How do I make a wireframe particle background for a tech site?
Open Particle Veil and balance Filament opacity and Wireframe opacity. Keep Flow speed low behind text, then export it as an HTML file, a React or Svelte component or an MP4 video.
How do I make it denser?
Raise Particle density for more points in the cloud.
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