WebGL Fluid Simulation: weird website review & sites like it

WebGL Fluid Simulation is a real-time fluid simulation where dragging your mouse stirs colorful, smoke-like swirls. It was made by Pavel Dobryakov and runs smoothly in the browser. When you arrive, you see a dark canvas, and as soon as you move your cursor, ribbons of color follow it and mix. Click for a burst. It is mesmerizing, ideal for a quick stress break, and it takes five seconds to understand. The page has settings to adjust the look. It works on touch screens, so you can swirl with your finger. It can be demanding on older devices because it uses your graphics card. If you enjoy it, the sandbox toys and Silk on our list offer similar calm. Try slow gentle strokes, then fast sweeping ones, and watch how the colors blend.

Tips for getting the most out of it

Move slowly for smooth ribbons, quickly for bursts.
Try the settings to change the look.
Works best on a device with a decent GPU.

Questions about WebGL Fluid Simulation

Who made WebGL Fluid Simulation?

It was made by Pavel Dobryakov, as shown in the site's address and listings. In short: Swirl glowing fluid around with your cursor.

Does WebGL Fluid Simulation work on phones?

It is listed as working on mobile, and you can swirl with your finger. Older devices may run it slowly. For reference, WebGL Fluid Simulation is listed as working on mobile, takes about 5 min to enjoy, and we check its link daily.