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Vayro

Launched this week

Animated SVG Backgrounds. Copy, Paste, Ready.

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Animated SVG Backgrounds. Copy, Paste, Ready.

6 followers

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Most SVG background tools give you a static shape, or animated output you still have to wire up by hand. Vayro is motion first and the export actually drops in: the SVG class names always match the CSS selectors, so it is real copy paste, no build step, no JS dependency. Four engines (Wave, Blob, Mesh Gradient, Shape Scatter), live controls, static or animated, plus PNG and shareable links. Free, runs in your browser, nothing you make is sent to a server.

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Hi everyone, I'm Goker 👋, the maker of Vayro. Every time I needed an animated background for a landing page I hit the same wall: hand write SVG and CSS, pull in a heavy JS library, or use a generator whose output I still had to rewire before it ran. None of it was just copy paste. So I built Vayro. Pick an engine (Wave, Blob, Mesh Gradient, or Shape Scatter), shape it with live controls, and export. The part I care about most: the exported SVG class names always match the exported CSS selectors, so it actually drops in. Real SVG, real CSS, no build step, no runtime dependency. Static or animated, your call. It is free, runs entirely in your browser, and nothing you create is sent to a server. I would love your feedback, especially: which engine do you reach for first, and what would make the export drop in cleaner for your stack? Try it: https://vayro.dev

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Launched today. The lesson that shaped my product: the export is the product

I launched Vayro this morning, a free animated SVG background generator. Solo, bootstrapped, built in the browser, nothing you make touches a server.

The insight that shaped it: every background generator I tried treated export as an afterthought. You get a pretty preview, then the SVG and the CSS do not line up and you spend 20 minutes rewiring class names. So I made one invariant non negotiable: the exported SVG class names always match the exported CSS selectors. Copy, paste, it runs. No build step, no JS dependency.

Curious how others here think about this: when you use a generator (backgrounds, gradients, icons, whatever), what makes you trust its output enough to ship it? That trust gap is what I am trying to close.

Launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

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I launched Vayro this morning, a free animated SVG background generator. Solo, bootstrapped, built in the browser, nothing you make touches a server.

Launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...