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HTML5 games

Interactive ads and banners

Marketing sites with GPU animations

2D visualizations for clients

Creative coding workshops and services

Better integration with WebGPU

Enhanced filters and shaders

Performance optimizations for large scenes

More plugins for particle and physics systems

Improved TypeScript support and examples

3D rendering -> use Three.js or Babylon.js

Simple CSS transitions -> CSS may suffice

Legacy browsers without canvas/WebGL support

Pure HTML/UI animations

Server-side rendering without canvas requirement

PixiJS is a high-performance 2D rendering engine.

GPU-accelerated, cross-browser, and flexible.

Supports sprites, graphics, text, and filters.

Ideal for 2D games, interactive apps, and creative coding.

Works seamlessly with animation libraries like GSAP.

Is PixiJS free? -> Yes, MIT licensed.

Does it work on mobile? -> Yes, fully supported.

Can PixiJS use WebGL? -> Yes, with automatic Canvas fallback.

Do I need to know WebGL? -> Helpful but not required.

Is PixiJS suitable for games? -> Excellent for 2D web games.