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DALI-FY

Chrome Extension + Launch Commercial

A Chrome extension that melts any webpage like a Salvador Dali painting. Every letter detaches and falls with gravity, and graphical elements sag, drip and collapse like wet paint. One more click puts reality back.

DALI-FY melting a webpage into dripping letters

Client

Qubit Pixels, INC.

Year

2026

Tools

Chrome Manifest V3Canvas 2DSVG displacement filtersClaude Opus 5GPT-5.6 SolGPT Image 2Seedance 2.0ElevenLabs

The Challenge

Version one animated thousands of individual DOM elements, one per letter. It worked, and it brought heavy pages to a crawl. Melting the graphics as well as the text meant the naive approach would not scale at all.

The Solution

A rebuild around a single fixed canvas. Letters and particles render on one draw surface instead of thousands of nodes, while images, buttons, cards and navigation warp through shared SVG displacement filters. Quality levels and chaos controls let the effect scale to the page and the machine.

Impact

Published free on the Chrome Web Store. The extension requests only activeTab and scripting, holds no host permissions, makes no network requests, and collects nothing.

Building the extension

DALI-FY is a Manifest V3 Chrome extension that runs only on the tab you click, with activeTab and scripting permissions and no host permissions at all. Nothing is collected and no request leaves the browser.

The first version detached every character into its own DOM element and animated them individually. On a dense page that is tens of thousands of nodes under continuous layout, and it showed. Version two moves letters and particles onto a single fixed canvas, so the cost stops scaling with the word count, and melts the page graphics separately through shared SVG displacement filters. Images, buttons, cards and headers sag and drip without ever leaving the document.

Built in collaboration with Claude Opus 5 from Anthropic and GPT-5.6 Sol from OpenAI.

The commercial

Everyone is an artist. Everyone uses tools.

Making the commercial

The cast and key shots were rendered with GPT Image 2, then animated with Seedance 2.0 image-to-video, with narration from ElevenLabs. The argument the spot makes is the one the extension makes: every artist has always used a tool, so pick one and go.

The melting shown on screen is the extension running on real pages, captured live rather than simulated.

Let's create something
extraordinary

From medical journals to AI-animated series. Range is the selling point.

Prefer email? Reach us directly at info@qubitpixels.com

Qubit Pixels, INC. is a New York City visual communication studio: design, medical illustration, motion graphics, and AI-assisted animation for clients in publishing, retail, and entertainment.

© 2026 Qubit Pixels, INC. (formerly Design By Chyldish, INC.)