Build 3D websites and interactive experiences with AI.
Describe it. AI builds the scene, the interactions, and the Three.js code. Share a link or embed it on your site.
Free to start · Runs in any browser · Nothing to install
3D website examples you can play right here
Don’t take our word for it. Each one is a Rosebud project: play it, remix it, or start fresh from its prompt.
An AI Three.js editor: change anything by asking.
- One change at a time
Ask for a feature, a look, or a fix. Rosebud edits the project and the preview reloads.
- Real Three.js underneath
Open the generated JavaScript, read it, and change it yourself whenever you want.
- Keep what works
Every edit is a new revision, so you can step back if an idea doesn’t land.
Embed 3D on your website, or share a link.
- Step 1Publish
One click in the editor puts your project on its own rosebud.ai link.
- Step 2Copy the embed
Open Share and copy the embed link. It serves the latest published version.
- Step 3Paste it in
Drop it into Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Notion, or any page that accepts an iframe.
Embedding is included on 10x Dev, Pro, and Scale. Compare plans →
What people build with Three.js and AI
If it runs in a browser and moves in 3D, describe it. Start small, then keep asking.
Describe your first scene.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an AI website builder?
It builds the interactive 3D part of a website: a hero, a product viewer, a portfolio room, or a whole one-page experience. Publish it on its own rosebud.ai link, or embed it in a site you already run on Webflow, Framer, WordPress, or anything else that accepts an iframe. It doesn’t replace a CMS, blog, or online store.
What can I build with the AI Three.js builder?
Anything that runs as interactive 3D in a browser: product exhibits and configurators, explorable scenes, portfolio rooms, data visualizations, interactive stories, and visual toys. Describe what people see and what they can do, and Rosebud builds a working Three.js project you can keep refining.
What is Three.js?
Three.js is the most widely used JavaScript library for 3D in the browser. It handles scenes, cameras, lights, materials, and models on top of WebGL, so 3D runs in any modern browser without plugins. Rosebud writes Three.js code for you and keeps it readable, so you can learn from it or edit it.
Does it run on WebGL? Will it work in every browser?
Yes. Projects render with Three.js on WebGL, which runs in current Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge on desktop and mobile. Nothing to install for you or your visitors.
Do I need to know Three.js or JavaScript?
No. You describe the experience and request changes in plain language. If you do know Three.js, the Code tab is a Three.js editor in your browser: edit the generated JavaScript directly and see the preview update. The Code tab is available on Indie Dev and higher.
Does it have to be a game?
No. Scores, levels, and win conditions are optional. Many projects are exhibits, scenes, or tools. If you do want a game, the 3D Game Maker has genre examples to start from.
Can I put it on my own website?
Yes. Publish the project, open Share, and paste the embed link into an iframe on any site builder or page that allows iframes. Embedding is included on the 10x Dev, Pro, and Scale plans.
Will it work on phones?
Ask for touch controls and a mobile layout and Rosebud will build them in. The examples on this page work with touch. Keep scenes compact for the smoothest result on older phones.
Can I download the code?
Pro and Scale plans can export the full project. Every plan can publish to a rosebud.ai link for free.
What does Remix do?
Remix copies an example into your account as a new project, so you can change it by chatting or by editing the code. Start with this prompt fills the box above with a description, so you can build your own version from scratch.