Chrome links: two interlocked rings in icy teal chrome
Two rings passing through each other: the links shape behind Chrome links is a ready-made metaphor for connection, integrations or security. The metal is an icy white Ink with a teal Accent over a pale mist Light color, so it belongs on light pages. With Bands at 4, Distortion down at 18 and Softness at 55, the reflections stay orderly enough that the two rings remain easy to tell apart.
Make it yours
Separate the rings visually
Rotate Y is 36 in this preset. Sweep it between 0 and 90 to find the angle where the two rings overlap least, then trim Size from 94 if the wider pose touches the frame edges.
Deepen the teal
Teal only shows in the dark bands because Accent sits under a very bright Ink. For a stronger color read, darken Ink toward a light aqua so the whole surface carries the hue.
FAQ
Can I use Chrome links on a white background?
Yes. The preset already uses a very pale grey-aqua Light color, and you can set it to pure white. Because the Ink is almost white too, the rings are defined by their dark teal bands and highlights, so keep Bands at 4 or higher or the form can wash out.
How it works
Choose a form
Pick a knot, sphere, torus, capsule, bloom, satellite, helix, links, gem or ribbon, or import a GLB, OBJ or STL model.
Shape the metal
Set bands, distortion, softness, scratch density, light and speed, and choose paper, primary and secondary colors.
Frame and use it
Rotate and size the form, preview it in landing, card and mobile layouts, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.