A 3D website is hard to explain. You can post screenshots, but a screenshot of a 3D website is just another flat image. That is the exact problem we set out to solve. So we built a video instead: 56 seconds that take you from an empty room to a finished, published site.

The web has been flat since 1991

Everyone got used to it. You scroll a page, read two headlines, and you are gone. That is fine for a blog article. It works badly for a portfolio, a showroom, or a studio that is really selling a space.

A room invites you to look around. You click the guitar on the wall, not the fourth item in the nav. That is the whole difference, and ten seconds into the video you can see it.

What happens in the video

Nothing in it is staged. It is the real editor, in real screen recordings.

  1. Choose your space. Four walls, a floor, a size. From here on the room is yours.
  2. Customize it. Wall colors, textures, floor materials, background, room size. All of it in the live editor. There is no preview button, because what you see is the page.
  3. Add objects. Drag them out of a library of more than 1,500 low-poly models, rotate them, scale them. There are 116 chairs alone, in case you are picky. You can import your own models too.
  4. Attach your content. Every object can carry content: text, links, images, video. Hotspots open panels on the right, on the left, or as a full page. The picture frame becomes a case study. The door becomes your contact form.
  5. Publish. One click. Hosting, SEO settings, and your own domain are included.

The scene where the room fills up in seconds is sped up, but the raw footage is real. We built our own website in 40 minutes with Voxxly.

What you do not need for it

No Blender. No Three.js. Not a single line of code. If you have ever put together slides in Keynote, you will find your way around the editor. That was the bar from day one, and it is the reason the video can be this short. There is nothing to explain that we cannot simply show.

Voxxly went live on August 19, 2026. Two days later it was number one in the Website Builders category on StartupBase.

Who we built this for

  • Portfolios for designers, photographers, and artists, with work hanging in a room instead of sitting in a grid.
  • Showrooms for products that should be seen in context.
  • Agencies and studios that want their own office to be a place people can walk through.
  • Musicians and creators who would rather have a 3D linktree than a list of links.
  • Digital business cards people actually remember.

Try it yourself

The free plan is enough to build a complete site and publish it. If you need more sites, more storage, or custom domains, you can move up to Pro or Business later.

Watch the video. If you want to know what it feels like from the inside, go to https://dashboard.voxxly.app/login, pick a space, and give it twenty minutes.

Built your room? Show it to us. We share our favorite sites on Instagram and in our Discord.

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