This is a free, fullscreen Matrix rain effect — the falling green code, also called digital rain, that has been shorthand for "serious computer things are happening" ever since 1999. It runs entirely in your browser: press F or the Fullscreen button and the controls disappear, leaving nothing but rain.
Use it as a screensaver on an idle monitor, a background for a party or LAN setup, an establishing shot in a video, a stream intermission screen, or the world's most dramatic "be right back" page. Pick green for the classic look, pink for a cyberpunk feel, amber for retro terminal vibes, or any custom color, then set the fall speed and copy a link that restores the exact setup.
Want falling code behind a hacker terminal instead? The main hacker typer has a Matrix rain mode that themes with the terminal, and the filmmaker guide shows how to use both in a fictional hacking scene.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser with no download, account, or installation. Press F or the Fullscreen button for a clean full-screen effect.
Yes. Pick green, pink, cyan, amber, white, or any custom color, and set the fall speed with the slider. The share button copies a link that restores your exact setup.
No. The rain is a purely local visual effect drawn in your browser. It executes nothing, connects to nothing, and records no keys or input. Read the privacy policy for details.
Matrix rain is part of HackerTyping, an independent entertainment project from Wild Monkey Labs.