An independent product that ships GPU gradient components for React as code you own.
What it is, how it works and who's behind it.
Say hello at hello@gradients.sh or see the contact page.
gradients.sh is a library of live, animated gradient components for React. Mesh blobs, aurora curtains, rolling waves, grainy blends and radial glows render on the GPU in real time, loop seamlessly and follow your theme's CSS variables.
Every component installs with the shadcn CLI as source code you own: it runs from your own bundle, and you can change any line. Plain HTML pages, Framer and other no-code tools can use the one-line embed script instead.
Each gradient draws with WebGPU when the browser has a hardware GPU and WebGL2 otherwise; both draw the same frame. A browser with neither keeps the CSS gradient rendered behind the canvas, and visitors who prefer reduced motion see one still frame.
A page runs a bounded number of GPU surfaces, nearest first, and drops resolution or frame rate under heavy load, so a gradient never takes the page down with it.
gradients.sh is made by Leo, an independent developer. There's no support team in between: questions, bug reports and feature ideas go straight to the person who writes the code.