A curated collection of modern, responsive loading / preloader screens built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript — easy to preview, customize and drop into any web project.
This repository contains a set of small, reusable loading screen examples (preloaders) implemented with plain HTML, CSS and optional JavaScript. Each loader is self-contained so it can be previewed individually and integrated into existing websites with minimal effort.
Use cases:
- Show visual feedback while a page or heavy assets load
- Improve perceived performance on single-page apps
- Use as a branded splash screen for demos and landing pages
- Multiple distinct loader designs (spinner, bar, dots, progress, custom animations)
- Clean, dependency-free implementations (Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS)
- Responsive and mobile-friendly by default
- Lightweight CSS animations (performance-minded)
- Easy to copy / customize / extend
- Example integration code for immediate use
Circle Loading

Custom Background

Heartbeat Animation

Heartbeat Loading

Preloader Animation

Here’s the structure of the Web Loading Page project:
Web-Loading-Page/
│
├── Circle Loading/
├── Custom Background/
├── Demo/
├── Heartbeat Animation/
├── Heartbeat Loading/
├── Preloader Animation/
│── LICENSE
└── README.mdTo view or modify this project, you’ll need:
- 🧭 Any modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
- 🖋️ A text editor (VS Code, Sublime Text, Atom)
- 🧠 Basic understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript
You can run this project locally in just a few steps:
# 1. clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/iamx-ariful-islam/web-loading-page.git
# 2. navigate to the project folder
cd web-loading-page/
# 3. open index.html in your browserContributions, suggestions, and feedback are always welcome! ❤️
To contribute:
- Fork the repository
- Create a new branch (
feature/new-feature) - Commit your changes
- Push and submit a Pull Request
💬 You can also open an issue if you’d like to discuss a feature or report a bug.
The MIT License (MIT)
“Good design is about making things simple yet significant”
— Md. Ariful Islam