Fireworks Projector
A free fireworks show for a projector, TV or laptop. Project bursts onto a wall or window on true black, or switch to Full screen for fireworks over a harbour or city skyline, with no projector needed. Choose New Year's Eve, Fourth of July, Celebration or Wedding gold, add a grand finale, and turn on the booms if you like.
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A free fireworks show for a projector, TV or laptop. Project bursts onto a wall or window on true black, or switch to Full screen for fireworks over a harbour or city skyline, with no projector needed. Choose New Year's Eve, Fourth of July, Celebration or Wedding gold, add a grand finale, and turn on the booms if you like.
- Two displays: Projector (true black background) and Full screen (a night sky over a harbour, a city or open country)
- Eight shell types: peony, chrysanthemum, willow, ring, palm, crossette, strobe and heart
- Themes for New Year's Eve, Fourth of July, celebrations and weddings, with a colour override
- A grand finale every few minutes, or non-stop
- Optional fireworks sound, made in the browser with no audio files
- Runs in any browser with no video files and no WebGL
- 1Pick a Display. Projector keeps the background black for a wall, window or garage door. Full screen paints a night sky for a TV or monitor, with no projector needed.
- 2Choose a Theme, then set Launch rate and Burst size to taste.
- 3Leave Finale on Every few minutes for a big closing salvo, or choose Non-stop for a party.
- 4Turn on Fireworks sound if you want booms and crackles. It starts off, and the volume has its own slider.
- 5For a projector, use Scale and Position to fit the wall or window, and turn on Mirror horizontally when projecting from behind a window screen.
- 6Enter fullscreen, darken the room and adjust Brightness. At 0% the output is black.
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