This page makes a display look convincingly shattered. Go fullscreen, tap anywhere — and a web of cracks bursts out from the point of impact, layering with every additional tap until the panel looks beyond saving. Hand the "broken" device to its owner and count the seconds of silence.
The cracks are drawn live as vector graphics, so they stay razor-sharp on any resolution from a phone to a 4K TV. And of course: it is pixels, not glass. Esc heals everything.
What people use it for
The dropped-phone prank
Open it on someone's phone, tap twice, lock the rotation, hand it back: "it was like that when you gave it to me."
Screen-saver of despair
A shattered 4K TV in a shop window stops foot traffic remarkably well — until they look closer.
Reaction videos
A staple of prank content: the fake crack plus a pressure-sensitive tap sound from your mouth is a complete production.
Frequently asked questions
Do the cracks appear where I tap?
Yes — each tap or click spawns a new impact web at that exact point, and cracks accumulate until you reset.
Can I reset the broken screen?
One tap on the Reset button in the toolbar, or press R — the glass un-breaks instantly.
Will it fool anyone on close inspection?
From normal viewing distance, yes. Up close, the giveaway is that real cracks catch light at angles. Keep the brightness high and the victim at arm's length.