Interactive vector art and animated vector backgrounds

The Vector Art Generator is a free, browser-based tool for making interactive vector art and animated vector backgrounds. Every piece is a motion-inspired WebGL scene you can tune live and export as standalone TypeScript — ready to drop straight into any web project.

What is vector art?

Vector art is built from mathematical shapes — points, lines, and curves — rather than a fixed grid of pixels. Because the geometry is computed, it stays crisp at any size and is a natural fit for animation: the same equations that draw a frame can move it. Here, that geometry is rendered in real time on the GPU with WebGL, so thousands of elements can drift, flock, and react to your cursor without dropping frames.

Animated vector backgrounds for the web

An animated vector background turns a flat page section into something alive — a slow murmuration of particles, an aurora wash, a gradient mesh breathing behind your hero copy. Because the output is lightweight, self-contained code rather than a heavy video file, it loads fast, scales to any screen, and adapts to light or dark themes. Each template in the gallery is designed to sit quietly behind real content without stealing the show.

How the generator works

  1. Pick a template. Browse the gallery — murmurations, auroras, gradient meshes, filaments, and more — and open one full-screen.
  2. Tune it live. Every template exposes its own parameters — colors, density, speed, motion — and updates instantly as you drag.
  3. Export standalone TypeScript. Download a clean, self-contained component with your settings baked in, or a one-frame static version. No build-tool lock-in.

Make it your own

You can also upload your own .tsx canvas and drive it with the same live controls, then re-export it. The templates are a starting point for your own interactive vector art, not a fixed set of stock backgrounds.