Blog templates and 3D models I made and want people to use. They're complete and they work, not watered-down demos. Download them, edit them, make them yours.
Templates download from Ko-fi and 3D models from RenderHub. Both are free, and if one saves you a weekend, a tip on Ko-fi is always appreciated.
The blue-green glass of Windows Vista and MSN Messenger, as a blog. Tabs, music player, lightbox and floating bubbles all work out of the box.
Best for: Nekoweb and Neocities sites
The purple, kawaii side of the same idea, inspired by early 2000s Windows and MSN. The shell works out of the box and the included guide walks you through adding posts.
Best for: People who don't mind editing a bit of code
Want it ready with zero setup? Get the no-code edition ↗
An abstract sci-fi orb that glows like it's plugged into something. A quick way to add a focal point to a futuristic scene.
Best for: Sci-fi and abstract scenes
Floating spheres with a galaxy and stars reflected on their surface. Dreamy, a little magical, and free.
Best for: Fantasy, space and dreamy renders
A stylized pink crystal in low poly, the kind you'd pick up in an RPG. Light enough to drop into any scene.
Best for: Games, loot icons and fantasy props
A stylized phone with a social media interface on screen. Handy for tech scenes, app promos and social media mockups.
Best for: Tech, app and social media scenes
Yes. Ko-fi lets you add a tip if you want to, but you don't have to pay anything to download. RenderHub may ask you to sign in before the download starts.
The free ones expect you to edit a little code to start posting, following the included guide. The paid no-code edition does that part for you.
