44 stories tagged webgl, newest first.
110 points by andrewstuart | 54 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post introducing the HTML-in-Canvas API origin trial, which lets developers draw interactive DOM content into 2D canvas and WebGL/WebGPU textures.
170 points by punnerud | 68 comments
An interactive 3D web guide that animates step-by-step assembly of IKEA furniture like the BILLY bookcase and LACK table alongside the manual pages.
82 points by micstradev | 33 comments
Museum of Ages' free browser-based 3D guided tour of a Leonardo da Vinci museum, featuring his paintings, rebuilt machines, manuscripts, and his house in Amboise.
14 points by michael-sumner | 0 comments
A blog post by Maxime Heckel explaining dithering and retro shading techniques implemented as post-processing effects with WebGL shaders and React Three Fiber.
114 points by thclpr | 22 comments
Phloem is an interactive web visualization that renders a Git repository's commit history as a glowing, organically growing branching structure resembling a slime mold.
694 points by royfish | 333 comments
Interactive post demonstrating browser fingerprinting by assigning a persistent nickname derived from audio, GPU, WebGL, canvas, time zone and hardware signals.
23 points by bilsbie | 20 comments
A browser-based interactive 3D simulation of an O'Neill cylinder space habitat that users can walk around, reportedly built with Claude.
100 points by Zeruxe | 54 comments
Dental Scope is an interactive 3D web viewer of dental anatomy with toggleable layers for teeth, bone, nerves, and tooth tissues plus a dissection animation.
59 points by SouthWestAtlas | 10 comments
A collection of CC0-licensed retro 3D graphics demos (plasma, starfield, etc.) implemented in WebGL 1 or 2D canvas for copying into web pages.
544 points by dmitrybrant | 236 comments
Interactive 3D browser simulation of a park where the speed of light is 5 km/h, showing length contraction, time dilation, Terrell rotation and Doppler effects.
318 points by surreal_ | 91 comments
GitHub repository by PhiloLabs containing AI-generated 3D worlds built in code, including a Three.js digital twin of Union Square, San Francisco.
592 points by smoser | 186 comments
Interactive web demo of a curved, Inception-style map view for turn-by-turn navigation, shown in a dark tablet-like frame with a Start Navigation button.
569 points by centrosphere | 164 comments
A browser-based interactive 3D game rendering the entire city of San Francisco, shown here on its loading screen.
474 points by ritzaco | 314 comments
A Tech Stackups article comparing the open GLM-5.2 model against Claude Opus 4.8 by having both one-shot build a 3D platformer in raw WebGL.
955 points by memalign | 278 comments
A browser-based 3D firewood splitting simulator by shapiro500, part of the screen.toys collection of interactive web toys.
759 points by HypnoticOcelot | 441 comments
Blog post complaining that Cloudflare Turnstile loops indefinitely in a WebKitGTK browser because it demands a WebGL device fingerprint.
395 points by stagas | 174 comments
Hallucinate is a browser-based massively multiplayer online 3D rave space with music and visuals, with source on GitHub.
1146 points by speleo | 230 comments
An interactive 3D stellar navigation chart built from Gaia DR3 data, showing nearby stars and the Earth-to-Tau Ceti trajectory from Project Hail Mary.
514 points by ibobev | 40 comments
A blog post by Maxime Heckel exploring atmospheric scattering and how to render realistic skies, sunsets, and planets with shaders.
583 points by todsacerdoti | 283 comments
An interactive 3D web animation recreating the glowing cyberspace cityscape visuals from the 1995 film Hackers.
717 points by razzmataks | 173 comments
Bruno Simon's interactive 3D portfolio website, built with WebGL/Three.js, where visitors drive a car around a 3D world.
719 points by shashanktomar | 71 comments
An interactive three.js visualization of strange attractors with configurable parameters, including a 3D extrapolation of the Simone attractor.
388 points by danybittel | 61 comments
Dany Bittel's showcase page of interactive Gaussian splat 3D captures of macro subjects from 2025, shown in a web viewer.
659 points by memalign | 109 comments
An interactive web demo rendering a digital clock with liquid-glass style digits that morph between numbers over a dark glowing background.
1938 points by thecupisblue | 314 comments
Messenger, a browser-based WebGL game in which players deliver messages around a tiny planet; the page was captured on its loading screen.
463 points by ibobev | 46 comments
Blog post by Nikos Papadopoulos explaining how to build a custom Three.js shader that recreates an iridescent foil sticker effect with vertex deformation and procedural flakes.
364 points by dmarcos | 85 comments
Landing page for Spark, an open source 3D Gaussian Splatting renderer library for THREE.js supporting ply, spz, splat and ksplat formats.
812 points by adrianvoica | 122 comments
Homepage of Anime.js, a fast and versatile JavaScript animation engine library, announcing version 4.
759 points by akanet | 179 comments
An interactive browser-based 3D Gaussian Splat model of San Francisco's Sutro Tower, captured by drone, with annotations and AR mode.
435 points by ChadNauseam | 56 comments
An interactive browser-based WebGL fluid simulation demo with adjustable parameters like vorticity, pressure, bloom, and sunrays.
574 points by franck | 221 comments
An interactive Marble Madness-inspired WebGL browser game built with Three.js and Rapier physics to celebrate Netlify reaching 5 million developers.
525 points by todsacerdoti | 84 comments
A blog post on FrostKiwi's Secrets explaining anti-aliasing techniques like SSAA, SMAA, and DLAA, then introducing analytical anti-aliasing in shaders.
492 points by nmstoker | 51 comments
An interactive browser demo by Grant Kot simulating colored fluid particles forming liquid layers.
602 points by todsacerdoti | 102 comments
A blog post explaining how video games use color lookup tables (LUTs) for tinting and color grading, with WebGL examples showing how to implement them.
1008 points by thunderbong | 450 comments
An interactive browser simulation showing how a starfield looks from a spaceship accelerating toward the speed of light, with relativistic Doppler and time dilation effects.
798 points by brw | 181 comments
Interactive Three.js demo rendering a 3D wireframe indoor map of Shinjuku Station by floor, built from Japan MLIT open indoor map data.
573 points by duckworthd | 136 comments
Project page for SMERF, a Google research method that distills large NeRFs into streamable representations for real-time exploration in web browsers, with paper, video, and demos.
404 points by jimfx | 40 comments
A browser-based tool for procedurally generating and rendering 3D plants using a node-graph editor with adjustable parameters.
338 points by jjwiseman | 67 comments
An interactive web toy that lets users write GLSL fragment shaders rendered onto a simulated Las Vegas Sphere over aerial footage of the Strip.
463 points by mutant_glofish | 91 comments
Noclip.website is a browser-based viewer for exploring 3D levels from video games such as Wii and GameCube titles.
1105 points by thunderbong | 126 comments
An interactive browser-based water simulation demo by oimo that responds to device motion, with selectable quality levels.
1115 points by notmysql_ | 150 comments
An interactive web art piece by oimo.io showing a clock rendered with animated 3D blocks that assemble into digits.
597 points by poeti8 | 111 comments
A small interactive WebGL experiment recreating the Joy Division Unknown Pleasures album cover visualization; the capture shows only a loading spinner.