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It's like the Mandelbrot Set, but the imaginary part is absolutized on each iteration. Move the mouse to see a preview of the Julia Set for that point. Left click to switch between Mandelbrot and Julia. Right click to change color palettes. Mouse wheel to zoom. Mouse drag to pan. Keyboard squeeze to break the keyboard. Any key to save a screenshot as a png image. ESC key to exit.

This fractal explorer focuses on the beauty of colors. It features a smooth color palette generator. The controls are simple: mousewheel to zoom mouse drag to pan right click to switch colors "s" key to save as png picture

...Use the sliders to create just the effect you want or put it in shuffle mode for a screensaver style effect. You can also toggle the user interface on and off. Simply click/touch the camera button to save the current appearance as an image on your device. The rainbow effect requires WebGL and hardware acceleration enabled in your browser.

CloisterWalk can test your favorite number or will let you choose a number from a list. Many provided numbers are known irrationals, others are still uncertain. Enter the number of steps you would like to walk and click the Go button to produce a graph. If a number does not seem interesting, try switching between the square and hexagonal grids. Can you predict what is going to happen next time you click the Go button? Can you figure out why fractal patterns emerge? Can CloisterWalk be used to test numbers for irrationality? Enjoy!

...The editor lets you create an image with Perlin noise interactively, and save it as a gif. You can change the noise parameters, and you can edit the palette, either loading it from a gif, or using the palette editor (right click to open the color picker, left click to move the two selection points about). There's also a handy tool for tuning the palette as the image adjusts (drag on the red circle to adjust, the black circles to move the edit range).

...Spirals, meteors, butterfly wing and many other effects are available, For each effect you modify the effects parameters. 3) Nutcracker now builds an animated gif of your rgb device with the effect attached. If you dont like the effect, go back to step 2 and modify and try again 4) Finally, you click on the sequencer you want Nutcracker to create for. Currently Nutcracker supports these sequencers: Vixen, LSP, LOR and HLS.