Shadertoy 3.2

Shadertoy is an online platform that allows users to create, share, and explore interactive shader programs, primarily for visual effects and graphics.

While some programming knowledge can be helpful, Shadertoy provides an intuitive interface and many examples that allow beginners to start experimenting with shader coding.

Shadertoy uses GLSL (OpenGL Shading Language) for writing shaders.

Yes, shaders created by you can be used in commercial projects, but ensure you comply with any licensing agreements regarding third-party assets.

Yes, Shadertoy is free to use, although there may be a premium subscription that offers additional features.

You can create various types of shaders, including fragment shaders, vertex shaders, and compute shaders.

Yes, you can export your shaders as code snippets or images; however, the platform is web-based, so you'll need to recreate or copy your work if changing platforms.

Yes, Shadertoy has a vibrant community where users can share their creations, give feedback, and collaborate on projects.

Shadertoy can be accessed through any device capable of running a modern web browser with WebGL support.

Yes, Shadertoy offers documentation and there are many community-made tutorials available online to help you learn shader programming.