The Best React Shader Components
Explore free React shader components — tunable WebGL and Three.js effects with copyable code and AI-ready integration prompts.
Backgrounds
Backgrounds built with React shaders for the web.
Image Effects
Image Effects built with React shaders for the web.
Logo Effects
Logo Effects built with React shaders for the web.
Frequently asked questions about React shaders
- What is Meshh?
- Meshh is a free library of React shader components built with WebGL and Three.js. Every component runs live in the browser with tunable controls, and ships with copy-ready source code and an AI recreation prompt.
- How do I add a Meshh component to my website?
- Open a component, tune its controls to taste, then copy the standalone React shader component code. The code is self-contained TypeScript — paste it into your project and render it like any other React component.
- Do Meshh components work with Next.js?
- Yes. Meshh components are React shader components built on Three.js, OGL, or raw WebGL, so they work in any React app including Next.js — just load them on the client, since they need the browser's WebGL context.
- What are the AI prompts for?
- Each component includes a recreation prompt that describes the shader effect in detail. Paste it into an AI assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to rebuild the effect from scratch or adapt it to your stack.
- Are React shader components free to use?
- Yes — browsing, customizing, and copying components is free. Creating an account lets you like components to keep a personal shortlist.