Awwwards Three.js Collection
Awwwards' technology feed of ~2,000 award-judged Three.js sites
The Three.js slice of Awwwards' "By Technology" browse system: every site the jury has scored that ships a WebGL/Three.js scene, newest first, 31 cards per page. Each card links to a full award page with the live URL, the jury scores for design/usability/creativity/content, and the studio credit. It is the standard reference for what production-grade 3D web work looks like right now — most entries are agency, portfolio, and product-launch sites rather than demos.
Use this to answer "what does good 3D web actually look like" before you write a line of Three.js or R3F — it is a taste reference, not a code source, so pair it with a real library (Three.js, React Three Fiber, Spline) for implementation. The list HTML is server-rendered and curl-readable with a browser User-Agent, so you can scrape site names and detail-page links programmatically, but the actual design value is in screenshots and video you cannot parse. Paginate with ?page=N (31 cards per page, empty past page 65); sibling technology feeds like /websites/webgl, /websites/3d and /websites/gsap follow the same URL shape.
Why it is here. Awwwards is the closest thing the industry has to a jury-scored canon of WebGL work, which makes this feed a defensible answer to a design-direction question rather than one person's taste.
- ~1,996 jury-scored Three.js sites across 65 pages
- Filterable by 26 categories and ~50 tags
- Parallel technology feeds for WebGL, GSAP, React, Framer, Webflow
- Per-site jury scores and studio credits
Verified 2026-08-15. HTTP 200. https://www.awwwards.com/websites/three-js (WebFetch + curl), plus curl pagination probes at ?page=5,20,37,40,60,65,66,70,80,100 to bound the collection size
