Three.js

WebGL made easy

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The community submitted 33 reviews to tell us what they like about Three.js, what Three.js can do better, and more.

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Reviewers see Three.js as a practical, browser-first way to build interactive 3D experiences quickly, with strong documentation, examples, and a mature ecosystem around tools like React Three Fiber and drei. Users say it makes web 3D approachable, while founders from products like Scholé and WebTerm highlight its flexibility, control, and ability to run rich scenes, avatars, animation, and large visual worlds directly in the browser. The main caveat mentioned is a learning curve, especially around shaders and performance on lower-end devices.

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used Three.js to build DoraPiano

•3 reviews

I had no prior knowledge of graphics-related programming, but Three.js's TSL made it much easier for me to handle graphics development tasks. It abstracts away almost all the underlying graphics APIs (such as GLSL and WGSL), allowing me to create all the animation effects almost entirely using JavaScript. Even better, I can seamlessly switch between WebGL and WebGPU with almost no performance loss.

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•4 reviews

Three.js makes web 3D truly approachable. Great docs and examples, plus a strong ecosystem (r3f, drei) -I had an interactive scene running the same day. There’s still a bit of a learning curve around shaders-perf on lower-end devices, but overall it’s a fantastic library and my go-to for real-time graphics on the web.

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3D rendering (3)great documentation (1)developer ecosystem (2)real-time graphics (1)

What needs improvement

steep learning curve (1)

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used Three.js to build WebTerm Learn

•4 reviews

Three.js is why the curriculum is a place instead of a list. In WebTerm Learn, each course is a hexagonal land you walk with a companion, and every lesson is a tile on a glowing path. Progress you can see from above beats a progress bar. That it all runs in a browser tab, on ordinary laptops, still amazes me.

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used Three.js to build Break Me 2.0

•19 reviews

Three.js allowed me to easily implement 3D rendering for my custom particle simulations, offering a simple and efficient way to create interactive graphics.

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used Three.js to build The Garden of Mind

•4 reviews

The garden is the product. If it didn't feel like somewhere worth returning to, the daily ritual would be a chore and nobody would come back on day nine. Three.js — through React Three Fiber — let one person build a living 3D world with seasons, weather and koi that runs in a browser tab on a phone, with no install and no app store. That's why "nothing to install" is a feature here and not an excuse.

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used Three.js to build Termi Protocol

•7 reviews

Three.js was a key part of the project because it helped me create a 3D character, build a 3D environment, and add animations from scratch. It gave me the flexibility to design a more alive and interactive experience directly inside the web and desktop app. Instead of keeping the product as a flat interface, Three.js helped me give the project a stronger visual identity and a more emotional feeling. What mattered most was that I could build the character, the room, the movements, and the scene structure in a way that matched the product idea. This made the experience feel more like a living system, not just a standard software interface. Overall, I chose Three.js because it helped me bring personality, depth, and life into my website and applications through 3D architecture, animation, and interactive visual design.

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used Three.js to build Hubzz Virtual World

•2 reviews

Hubzz leverages Three.js to create immersive 3D environments, optimize performance, & enable interactive elements, pushing the boundaries of graphics & interactivity in a web-based metaverse platform.

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fast performance (1)immersive 3D environments (1)interactive elements (1)

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used Three.js to build Supercfd

•6 reviews

CFD is involved with 3D geometries and results. In order to bring SuperCFD alive, we used Three.js to represent the parts loaded into the platform. All of the contour plots are also created using special shaders of Three.js. Strongly recommended.

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used Three.js to build Slice of Music

•3 reviews

The three.js community provides amazing support & resources in 3D web development no matter what skill level you are and has a very easy to use library with great documentation

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2yr ago

used Three.js to build Scholé Scenarios

•3 reviews

We're using Ready Player Me for our 3D GLB avatars, and Three.js to serve them in browser (via react-three-fiber + drei). Great point in the price / speed / looks / user-control tradeoff!

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