BeforeSunrise Realistic Fireworks Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
BeforeSunrise Realistic Fireworks places a click-through canvas above your existing website and creates a different, naturally paced fireworks show on every visit. It is not a fixed video or repeating animation.
The free plugin includes:
- four carefully selected fireworks effects: Chrysanthemum, Ring, Palm and Crackling
- a curated random composition without immediate repetitions
- a balanced, realistic show with slightly extended afterglow
- automatic effect colors
- automatic performance adjustment and fixed particle pools
- an annual date range that can cross New Year’s Day
- daily time windows, including overnight windows
- display on the entire website or only the homepage
- optional website dimming that remains click-through
- reduced-motion support
- an interactive preview in the WordPress backend
- translation-ready English source text for WordPress.org language packs
The show is disabled after installation. Enable it only after checking the preview and schedule.
No external JavaScript, fonts, audio, tracking or third-party service is loaded. The canvas uses pointer-events: none, so links, forms and menus underneath remain usable.
BeforeSunrise Realistic Fireworks Pro
The separately installed Pro add-on expands the show to all ten effects. It also adds custom timing and intensity, individual effect weights, colorful and custom palettes, selected pages, one-time date ranges, weekday rules, manual performance and mobile controls, and optional visitor-controlled sound.
The free plugin remains fully usable without Pro. Premium code is not included in this WordPress.org package.
Learn more at https://www.beforesunrise.de/realistic-fireworks/
Privacy
The free plugin does not collect personal data, create cookies or contact external services.
Screenshots
A realistic fireworks show above an existing website.
Display and annual schedule settings.
The curated show and its four included effects.
Interactive preview in the WordPress backend.
