Graphics Gravity

Give your graphics gravity. Graphics Gravity is a creative tool that turns type, shapes and your own graphics into moving compositions. Tap, click or hold to add pieces. Watch them collide, rotate the container and find your composition through movement. In 2D, work with text, geometric shapes, PNGs and SVGs. Choose a circle, polygon, rectangle or a container you draw yourself. Adjust gravity, bounce, friction and attraction. Change piece sizes, colors, transparency and outlines, and load your own fonts. In 3D, drop pieces into an enclosed volume. Use a cube, pyramid, faceted container or sphere. Create compositions with extruded text, primitive shapes and your own static GLB models. Orbit, pan and zoom the camera, and move from strong perspective to an orthographic view. Control stylized 3D rendering, outlines, surface shading and cast shadows separately. Start with six automatically playing compositions or optional interactive 2D/3D guides in eight languages; keep your practice scene when you leave. Reorder inputs and edit text. Size and text/font edits can optionally affect placed copies; color and opacity always update matching copies. Undo/Redo sits beside Clear. Remove 2D inputs without deleting placed copies. Save projects and resume them later. Export your composition as PNG or JPG. Save 2D work as SVG, with text converted to vector paths. Capture motion as MP4 with supported H.264 encoding or as a PNG sequence. If MP4 conversion is unavailable, retain the original recording; WebM is offered only when it was the captured format. Completed PNG frames can be saved after an early stop. Code export offers recorded Animation or a static Single frame HTML widget without recording. Preview and trim recorded motion, then choose once or looping playback. Copy HTML, download HTML separately, or get a site-files ZIP that includes the HTML. Show the captured content on your website; the widget is playback, not a new live physics simulation. Graphics Gravity adapts to phones, tablets and Windows computers. It offers eight interface languages. The installed app works offline, with no ads or account requirement. Your imported content is processed on your device. Key features • Separate 2D and 3D physics workspaces • Text, shapes, PNG and SVG in 2D; extruded text, primitives and static GLB models in 3D • Custom font loading and editing existing text • Gravity, bounce, friction, attraction and container rotation • Set input sizes separately or scale all pieces together; give new pieces random sizes within a chosen range • Colors, transparency and independent outline controls • Stylized 3D rendering, surface shading and cast-shadow controls • Camera with perspective-to-orthographic control • Six automatically playing starter compositions and optional interactive guides • Project saving, local drafts, header Undo/Redo and 2D input removal that preserves placed copies • PNG/JPG, 2D SVG and MP4 with supported H.264 encoding; original WebM when captured in that format, plus completed PNG frames after an early stop • Code export: preview and trim recorded animation or capture a static HTML widget; separate HTML and an HTML-inclusive site ZIP • Eight languages and a touch-friendly interface • Adjust 3D width, height and depth for cuboids and faceted containers; choose a square or rectangular pyramid base and its height

Improved preview recovery, recording interruptions and automatic drafts. Completed frames are kept if a later capture fails. Guides handle focus and background changes more safely, with better 3D graphics recovery and export cleanup. No new permissions or telemetry.