Shadergradient 1.0 — the complete suite of Framer component, Figma plugin, and React package is now available! You can find the link on our website, or our Product Hunt page. Find us on PH and support us with retweets and upvotes!

@framer @figma @reactjs 🔥wow reactjs too, that opens a lot of possibility - from react, can you convert to gif?

@framer @figma @reactjs yeah you might need to use or just use our plugin to extract gif or videos (also support downloads)

@framer @figma @reactjs Do you plan to support other frameworks? (Vue?)

@framer @figma @reactjs hmm haven't planned yet. Does Vue have a solid library for three.js?

@framer @figma @reactjs can you share a bit about how the landing page was created? amazing stuff

@framer @figma @reactjs It's also built on top of @framer canvas :)

@framer @figma @reactjs Hey team Shadergradient! Framer version broken since this week. (Just try creating a new project and pasting the link to the module... there's now an error). Any idea how to fix it? Thanks so much in advance!

@framer @figma @reactjs Hi Jim. New Framer projects still work fine with our module URL. This is the test project URL:

@framer @figma @reactjs Did you benchmark/performance test these, and if so, care to share the results? It obviously rocks, but the question is always relevant, unfortunately?

@framer @figma @reactjs we decreased bundle the main bundle size significantly but still need more optimization to handle multiple 3d gradients on the web.