Visualize common mathematical functions used in graphics programming with adjustable parameters
Sine wave oscillates smoothly between -1 and 1. Commonly used for periodic motion, wave effects, and oscillating animations.
The Math Function Visualizer is a powerful tool designed for graphics programmers, game developers, and animators. It helps you understand and experiment with mathematical functions commonly used in computer graphics, animation, and game development.
This tool includes trigonometric functions (sine, cosine), polynomial functions (linear, quadratic, cubic), easing functions for smooth animations, and Bezier curves for path interpolation. All functions support real-time parameter adjustment, allowing you to see how changes affect the curve shape instantly.
Perfect for learning easing functions for animation, understanding curve interpolation, or experimenting with mathematical transformations in shader programming. All calculations are performed locally in your browser for instant feedback.
Choose the right easing function for smooth, natural animations in games and UI
Visualize mathematical functions used in vertex and fragment shaders
Design smooth movement paths using Bezier curves and other interpolation functions
Create wave effects, distortions, and procedural patterns using mathematical functions