Womp

Womp is a browser-based 3D modeling platform designed to make 3D feel less like math homework and more like play. You sculpt with pre-built shapes, blend them together, and everything updates instantly—lighting, shadows, materials. It’s not trying to replace Blender or ZBrush, and honestly, that’s part of the appeal.

You can jump in with zero experience and start building wild, organic forms right in your browser. The UI is stripped back, clean, and dead simple. Designers who’ve been curious about 3D but never had time to learn another overbuilt tool will probably feel at home here. There’s a decent material library too, and exports cover all the common formats—OBJ, STL, GLTF, and a few others.

Womp leans hard into community remixing, which makes it easy to learn from others or riff off a style. That said, it’s not built for detail-heavy work, and you’ll hit limitations if you’re used to pro-grade features. Some users report occasional lag when things get complex. Also, most of the cool material stuff lives behind the Pro paywall. Still, for fast concepting and playful experimentation, Womp earns its spot.