Stream and video B-roll
A moving, high-contrast background that reads clearly on camera without dominating the frame.
Matrix screen
Digital rain, tuned exactly how you want it.
A canvas terminal that scales to any display, with speed, density, glyph set and colour controls — and a black background that keeps OLED power draw low.
Tap anywhere for fullscreen · controls stay live underneath
70 ms per frame
18 px glyphs
Glyph set
Colour
How to use it
Three steps, no learning curve.
- 01
Pick a look
Choose the classic green terminal, an amber phosphor terminal, or any custom colour. Density and speed change the feel completely.
- 02
Open fullscreen
Tap the panel and the canvas resizes to the display automatically — including when you rotate a phone or tablet.
- 03
Use it
Great as background footage for a stream, a fake terminal for filming, a science-fiction set piece, or a screensaver that will not burn in.
Ways to use it
Not just a prank.
Fake terminal for filming
Pair it with a keyboard prop for a believable hacker scene — no software to install, no data at risk.
Event and exhibition screens
Leave it running on a lobby display: constantly moving content spreads OLED wear and looks intentional.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the code real?
No — it is procedurally generated glyph rain, which is exactly what makes it look right on camera. There is nothing to read, and nothing to leak.
Can I make it look like a specific terminal?
Yes. Classic green is #00ff41, amber phosphor is around #ffb000, and a cool cyan-white works well for science-fiction scenes. Density and speed do the rest.
Why does my laptop fan spin up?
An animated fullscreen canvas keeps the GPU busy. Lower the density and speed, or turn on the frame limiter, if you are running on battery.
Will it burn my OLED?
Because the glyphs move constantly, wear is spread across the panel, and the black background keeps most pixels off entirely. It is one of the safest fullscreen animations for OLED.