Starter Kits

Three.js Boilerplates & Starter Kits

Skip the setup. Production-ready templates for React Three Fiber, Next.js and WebGPU — routing, state, loaders and deployment already wired up.

Isometric diagram of a Three.js boilerplate: renderer, loop, loaders and deployment already wired up

What a good Three.js boilerplate gives you

Stop re-wiring the same plumbing on every project.

Renderer & loop set up

Canvas, resize handling, render loop and asset loaders configured out of the box.

React Three Fiber ready

Component-based 3D with drei helpers, so you build scenes declaratively.

Routing & state

Next.js routing, global state and structure that scales past a single demo.

Deploy in minutes

Build config and deployment sorted — push and ship.

From template to live in 4 steps

  1. 1

    Pick a starter kit

    Choose a boilerplate that matches your stack and goal.

  2. 2

    Clone & run

    Install, run the dev server, see a working 3D scene instantly.

  3. 3

    Build your scene

    Add models, materials and interactions — or vibe code them with AI.

  4. 4

    Deploy

    Ship to the web with the included deployment config.

Find your starter kit

Browse boilerplates for React Three Fiber, Next.js, WebGPU and more in the marketplace.

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F.A.Q

Three.js boilerplate — FAQ

What is a Three.js boilerplate?

A starter project with the renderer, build tooling, asset loading and project structure already configured, so you can begin building your 3D scene instead of wiring up plumbing.

Should I use React Three Fiber or plain Three.js?

React Three Fiber gives you a declarative, component-based way to build Three.js scenes and pairs well with React apps. Plain Three.js offers maximum control. Many starter kits use React Three Fiber for productivity.

Do starter kits work with Next.js?

Yes — many of the boilerplates in the marketplace are built on Next.js with routing, SSR-safe canvas setup and deployment configured.