11 3D WordPress themes, checked for WebGL, three.js and 3D models
Which 3D WordPress themes really load WebGL, three.js or a 3D model viewer? I checked 17 demos in November 2026 and kept 11 themes.
On November 6, 2026, I fetched the demo pages of 17 ThemeForest themes that sell themselves as 3D, and looked at which scripts they really load. Ten passed, and I added one older CSS 3D theme.
What 3D means for a WordPress theme in 2026
"3D" on a theme listing can mean very different things. These are the four I counted:
- WebGL effects, such as distortion transitions or particles, often built on three.js.
- Interactive 3D scenes made in Spline and embedded in a page.
- A viewer for real 3D models in GLB or GLTF files, often Google's model-viewer component.
- CSS 3D transforms, the older trick of folding or flipping flat page elements.
Plenty of themes use "3D" for a niche instead: 3D printing shops, architecture visualization studios. Those pages are usually flat, so I left them out unless the demo proved otherwise.
Four themes from Clapat that load three.js
The demo pages of four portfolio themes by ClaPat load three.min.js from the theme folder. Three of them also load a script called clapatwebgl.js:
- Rayden: $59, 839 sales, 4.81 from 21 reviews, updated October 18, 2026.
- Colega: $59, 563 sales, 4.67 from 21 reviews, updated October 19, 2026. Its demo loads three.js but not the WebGL helper.
- Canela: $59, 299 sales, 4.13 from 8 reviews, updated October 19, 2026.
- Antro: $53, 259 sales, 4.5 from 4 reviews, updated October 18, 2026.
All four date from 2020 or 2021 and were updated within a day of each other last month. My guess is that they share most of their code.
Axevia, the newest one
Axevia by pixelaxis loads three.js r128 from cdnjs on its demo page. The description promises WebGL home designs, image particles and a looping 3D index of projects.
It costs $29 and came out on October 9, 2026. It has 6 sales and no ratings yet, so you'd be an early tester.
WebGL effects without a 3D scene
Rhye by Artem Semkin uses WebGL and GSAP 3 for distortion transitions and mouse-trailing images. Its demo HTML mentions both WebGL and curtains, a WebGL library for this kind of effect.
It costs $89, has 2,103 sales and a 4.91 rating from 95 reviews, and was updated on November 2, 2026. That's a lot of reviews for a rating that high.
Asli, also by Artem Semkin, is built around AJAX page loads and WebGL effects. It costs $89, has 564 sales, a 4.88 rating from 25 reviews, and was updated on August 11, 2026.
Qreatix by jkdevstudio lists WebGL animations among its extra features, and its demo HTML mentions WebGL. It costs $29, has 287 sales and a 4.78 rating from 18 reviews.
Real 3D scenes and 3D models
Zeyna by pethemes lists a Spline scene renderer, a 3D renderer and a WebGL renderer. Its demo page mentions Spline and WebGL.
It costs $89, has 903 sales and a 4.5 rating from 24 reviews, and was updated on August 9, 2026. Oddly, its listing only declares compatibility up to WordPress 6.8.
Monogram by jkdevstudio has a built-in 3D model viewer. The description says it handles models of up to one million polygons, and the demo HTML references model-viewer and .glb files.
The demo models come from Sketchfab under a Creative Commons Attribution license, according to the listing. Monogram costs $59, has 98 sales and a 5.0 rating from 6 reviews.
This is the one I'd pick to show actual products or sculptures in 3D. Everything else on this page is about effects rather than objects.
CSS 3D, the old kind
BookCard WP by pixelwars is a vCard theme whose pages fold like a book, using CSS3 3D transforms. Browsers that can't do it get a flat layout.
It has been on sale since May 2013 and was updated on October 24, 2026. It costs $59 and has 1,597 sales with a 4.57 rating from 152 reviews.
The free route is a plugin
I didn't find a single free theme on WordPress.org that loads three.js or WebGL. Searching the directory for "three.js" or "webgl" returns zero themes. The six I read from the 12 results for "3d" only mention 3D in their marketing copy.
So the free route is a 3D viewer plugin on top of any theme you like:
- 3D Viewer by bPlugins embeds 3D models, 360 degree views and AR. It has 9,000 active installs, 4.7 stars from 24 ratings, and was updated on November 2, 2026.
- 3D Viewer Block, also by bPlugins, is a block for GLB, GLTF and OBJ files. It has 1,000 active installs and was updated on October 4, 2026.
I'd start there before paying for a theme, if all you need is one model on a product page.
Themes I left out
- Prague advertises "3D presentation modes" for visualization studios, but nothing 3D shows up in its demo HTML.
- Arquito's "3D panorama" is a 360 degree photo panorama, not 3D rendering.
- Kentha announces an interactive 3D background, but the demo homepage I fetched has no trace of it. I didn't check its inner pages.
- Printo and AlphaColor are themes for 3D printing businesses, with no 3D on the page.
- Ozisti gets its AR from a third-party service called Augment, which I couldn't verify from the demo.
- Norio mentions three.js on a static landing page, not on a WordPress demo, and has 1 sale.
- Tita 3D and MagicBook are on sale, but their last updates are from December 2023 and July 2022.
All 11 in one table
Here are the themes I kept, with figures as of November 6, 2026:
| Theme | Kind of 3D | Price | Sales | Rating | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rhye | WebGL effects | $89 | 2,103 | 4.91 | Nov 2, 2026 |
| BookCard WP | CSS 3D | $59 | 1,597 | 4.57 | Oct 24, 2026 |
| Zeyna | Spline and WebGL | $89 | 903 | 4.5 | Aug 9, 2026 |
| Rayden | three.js | $59 | 839 | 4.81 | Oct 18, 2026 |
| Asli | WebGL effects | $89 | 564 | 4.88 | Aug 11, 2026 |
| Colega | three.js | $59 | 563 | 4.67 | Oct 19, 2026 |
| Canela | three.js | $59 | 299 | 4.13 | Oct 19, 2026 |
| Qreatix | WebGL effects | $29 | 287 | 4.78 | Nov 6, 2026 |
| Antro | three.js | $53 | 259 | 4.5 | Oct 18, 2026 |
| Monogram | 3D model viewer | $59 | 98 | 5.0 | Nov 6, 2026 |
| Axevia | three.js | $29 | 6 | none yet | Oct 9, 2026 |
How I checked these
I searched the WordPress.org themes API and the Envato API on November 6, 2026, for "3d", "three.js", "webgl", "3d printing" and "3d model".
- For each paid candidate, I fetched the demo address listed in the Envato API and searched the HTML for three.js, WebGL, curtains, Spline, model-viewer and
.glbfiles. - Price, sales, rating and update date come from the Envato catalog API. ThemeForest pages answer scripts with a 403, so the API is my proof that each theme is on sale.
- I kept only themes updated in the last 24 months.
What I didn't test
This method only sees the first demo page and the files it names in its HTML. A script loaded later by JavaScript, or used only on an inner page, would slip past it.
I didn't open the demos in a browser, so I have no opinion on how the effects look. I also didn't measure how they run on a phone, which I'd want to know before shipping any of them.