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Click to shatter any webpage with physics-based Voronoi fracture Break It — Shatter Any Webpage! Ever wanted to smash a webpage to pieces? Now you can. Break It turns any website into a physics playground where you click elements to shatter them into fragments that fly apart and tumble with realistic gravity. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the Break It icon in your toolbar 2. Press "Activate" on any webpage 3. Click on any element to shatter it into pieces 4. Watch fragments explode outward and fall with real physics 5. Click fragments again to break them into even smaller pieces FEATURES - Real physics simulation — fragments have mass, velocity, and gravity - Voronoi fracture — elements split into natural-looking irregular pieces - Recursive breaking — shatter fragments into smaller and smaller pieces - Adjustable blast radius — use the slider to control the size of the explosion - Pixel-perfect textures — every fragment keeps the original page appearance - Zero data collection — no tracking, no analytics, no servers - Works on any website — activate only when you want, on the tab you choose BUILT WITH - Voronoi-based fracture physics powered by nape-js rigid body engine - Canvas 2D rendering with real-time polygon clipping - Minimal permissions: only accesses the tab when you click Activate PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED - "activeTab" — lets the extension read the current page only when you activate it - "scripting" — injects the physics engine into the page Break It is open source: https://github.com/NewKrok/break-it Perfect for stress relief, demos, or just having fun on the web. Try it now!
Apr 11, 2026
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