Draftly
Draftly 3D Website Builder | No-Code Immersive Website
What it does
Create stunning 3D immersive websites in minutes with AI, no coding required. Simply enter a prompt and launch your site instantly. Plans from $25/mo.
Every preset here is inspired by a real Draftly customer — their brief, their industry, their visual taste — shared with their consent so you can start from something proven. Pick one, make it yours, ship it. Deep-space planetary survey — a planet parked below the fold scales past the viewport and you fall through into a scroll-scrubbed orbital flyover, with four worlds and hard wipes between. Six-page light studio product site for an electric moped brand — floating UI cards, a scroll-scrubbed 360° turntable, an exploded parts sequence, a live finish picker and curtain-wiped page transitions. Warm editorial artefact archive — a display serif splits apart, artefact cards fly into the gap,…from draftly.space
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