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Shaders are programs written in a special-purpose language (like GLSL or HLSL) that define how a graphics processing unit (GPU) renders images. They are used to control aspects of rendering such as color, lighting, and texture. Common applications include creating realistic lighting effects, special visual effects, and post-processing effects in games and other graphical applications.
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