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Cosmic Bloom
By Ali Çorak

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- Ali ÇorakAuthor
- componentType
- $5.00Price
- 2026-07-25Published
- 2026-08-16Updated
- 2026-07-25Added
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Summary
Cosmic Bloom renders a glowing, softly pulsing eye of color in real time — a striking centerpiece for hero sections, music and event pages, AI products, and dark, atmospheric…
Description
Unlock entire Depth library for $149. One price. Lifetime. Get Depth Add a hypnotic, iris-like bloom of light to your page. Cosmic Bloom renders a glowing, softly pulsing eye of color in real time — a striking centerpiece for hero sections, music and event pages, AI products, and dark, atmospheric landing pages. Pick two colors and a background, then shape the bloom with distortion, streaks, and a lens that bends the light around its core. How to use Drop the component into your layout and set Color A, Color B, and the Background to match your brand. Adjust Size to frame the bloom and Speed to control how fast it breathes. Then give it character: Distortion warps the core, Streaks adds fine radial filaments, Lens bends light around the center, and Fringe adds a chromatic edge. Switch Quality between low, medium, and high to balance visual detail and performance. Features Real-time glowing bloom animation Two-color palette plus background color Adjustable speed and size Distortion control for organic movement Radial streaks for fine light filaments Lens strength for light bending around the core Chromatic fringe control Three quality levels for performance tuning Pauses automatically when off screen Static-friendly rendering on the canvas and export Works as a section, frame, or full-page background Responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile No setup or coding required Refund Policy: Due to the nature of digital products, all sales are final. Once purchased, this component is non-refundable. Please make sure it fits your needs before completing the checkout. Support: hi@alicorak.com
Introduction
Hypnotic, iris-like bloom of light
Rank history
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