Linear Slider is a GPU-powered Three.js/GLSL media slider with image and video support, drag interaction, and effects like fluid, glitch, and ripple. Also…
Category
Design
Pricing
One-time purchase: $89 for the WordPress & WooCommerce Plugin variant under a Regular License; standalone JavaScript version pricing not disclosed in crawled evidence.
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August 4, 2026
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Linear Slider is a browser-based media slider built on Three.js and GLSL/WebGL, marketed on its landing page as "THE NEXT GEN SLIDER." It supports both image and video slides, infinite navigation, progressive loading, smooth drag interaction, responsive layouts, and slide captions, layered with GPU-accelerated post-processing transition effects — fluid, glitch, bulge, noise, grid, and ripple. The crawled site references several ready-made visual presets, seen as "Preset 1," "Preset 2," "Preset 4," and "Preset 7" pages. Beyond the standalone JavaScript version, Linear Slider is also packaged and sold as a WordPress & WooCommerce plugin for $89 under a "Regular License," and a dedicated JavaScript API documentation page is available for developers who want to configure or extend it. The crawled pages do not state the publishing company's legal name; the only company-adjacent signal is social branding ("Futurewebdesign" on Facebook, "fwdflashwebdesign" on YouTube) linked from the product and documentation pages.
Key Features
Linear Slider —
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Select Options —
Regular License —
89$ —
Extended License —
199$ —
Yearly Subscription —
69$ —
Installation & Setup —
199$ —
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Pros & Cons
Pros
GPU-accelerated Three.js/GLSL rendering enables advanced post-processing effects — fluid, glitch, bulge, noise, grid, ripple — not typically found in plain CSS/jQuery sliders.
Available both as a standalone JavaScript script and as a packaged WordPress & WooCommerce plugin, giving flexibility across different site stacks.
Ships with several ready-made visual presets, so buyers can start from a template rather than building from scratch.
Includes a dedicated JavaScript API documentation page for developers who want to customize behavior.
Supports both image and video media with captions, infinite navigation, progressive loading, and drag interaction out of the box.
Cons
Pricing evidence only covers the WordPress plugin variant ($89, "Regular License"); it's unclear from the crawled pages what ongoing support/update terms that license includes, or what the standalone JS version costs.
As a WebGL/GLSL-based slider (rather than plain CSS), it likely carries more rendering overhead on lower-end devices than a lightweight slider.
The crawled pages don't clearly disclose the publisher's company name, headquarters, or founding year, only social-media handles.
No third-party integrations (e.g., Zapier, page builders beyond WooCommerce) are evidenced in the crawled content.