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Originally, you could still type into the fallen search bar; search results would then fall from the top of the screen like "raining" links. How to Access It
: Google Gravity is a free web experiment that requires no downloads or installations. Just make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.
Before Three.js democratized 3D web design, Mr. Doob captivated millions of internet users with simple, elegant browser toys. Alongside Google Gravity, his portfolio includes legendary projects like:
Google Gravity Slime Mr Doob: The Story Behind the Interactive Easter Egg Google Gravity Slime Mr Doob
The Easter egg also inspired a new wave of creative experimentation on the web. Developers and designers began to create their own interactive experiences, leveraging the same technologies used by Google. This led to a proliferation of innovative and engaging web applications that are still celebrated today.
: Once the elements fall, you can click and drag any piece—the search bar, buttons, or logo—and toss them around the screen to watch them bounce.
YouTube compilations titled "GOOGLE GRAVITY SLIME MR DOOB FAILS AND FUNNY MOMENTS" have millions of cumulative views, even though the original experiments don’t have sound or scoring.
While Google Gravity is no longer active, there have been rumors of Mr. Doob's return in various forms. In 2019, Google released a new Easter egg that brought back the spirit of Google Gravity, albeit in a more limited form. Additionally, Mr. Doob has made appearances in various Google Doodles and other interactive experiences. This public link is valid for 7 days
The Magic of Google Gravity: How Mr.Doob Turned the Search Bar into Slime
[ Normal Google Layout ] │ ▼ (Gravity Activates) [ Elements Drop to the Screen Bottom ] │ ▼ (Slime Physics Applied) [ Elements Melt, Stretch, and Fuse Together ] Fluid Dynamics in the Browser
A canvas experiment where physics-based circles flood the screen and react to mouse movements.
The "slime" experiment offers something modern games rarely do: . You can’t win. You can’t lose. You just… smear. Can’t copy the link right now
Once you're in, simply start moving your mouse or touching the screen. The chaos begins!
Have you ever wondered what would happen if the strict, organized layout of the Google homepage simply… broke? What if all the search buttons, the logo, and the search box itself suddenly fell to the bottom of your browser? Welcome to and its many, often surreal, iterations created by Mr.doob .
👉 Play with it here: https://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google-gravity/ #GoogleGravity #MrDoob #WebDesign #CodingLife #EasterEggs
The behind how HTML5 physics engines work.