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Futuristic WordPress Themes
12 original Futuristic themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
Nova
$69Nova is a maximalist creative-technology theme built for studios and product launches that want to feel like a systems dashboard from the future. The background is a real Three.js particle starfield paired with a custom GLSL aurora shader that washes color across the scene in real time. A glassmorphic HUD layer frames the content with translucent, blurred panels, keeping the page legible without dimming the effect underneath.
Helio
$89Helio is a future-tech theme for SaaS products that want a hero people remember. It renders a real Three.js HDR iridescent crystal in the browser, shifting color as light passes through it, choreographed against scroll with GSAP and Lenis for smooth-scroll pacing. A 4-tier performance ladder scales the effect down gracefully on lower-end devices, and the rest of the site runs on WooCommerce plus native Gutenberg blocks for checkout and content.
Nullpoint
$59Nullpoint is a dark, high-contrast theme for game studios that want cyan-and-magenta neon over black, not another generic dark mode. A constellation network background animates points and connecting lines across the page, framed by angular clip-path cuts and HUD-style type. Count-up counters bring studio stats to life on scroll, and a neon gradient treatment carries through every headline for a consistent, arcade-lit identity.
Boreal
$79Aurora expedition and astrophotography touring company. Boreal's hero is a real-time WebGL shader that paints the aurora itself, rippling and shifting rather than looping a canned clip. A rotating 3D globe traces the actual shape of the auroral oval, the band of sky where the lights appear, so visitors can see why a route is timed the way it is. The rest of the site holds to midnight indigo with a single reserved aurora-green accent, kept rare enough to still read as the sky's own color when it appears.
Ductus
$59Independent variable type foundry theme built around a working tool rather than a passive showcase. The hero is a live specimen tester with real weight and width sliders, so visitors drag to see an actual variable font interpolate across its design space in the browser. The palette is stark print-specimen white, black and indigo, closer to a type foundry's own type sheets than a typical marketing site. It's built for foundries that want the product itself to be the demo.
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Refract
$89Immersive art and experiential design studio theme, built dense and layered because the work it showcases is dense and layered. Real-time GPU motion runs through the site in overlapping fields rather than a single hero effect, giving generative light and motion installations a background that behaves like their own medium. A near-black panel system keeps everything gallery-dark, so photography and video of actual installations read the way they would in the room. It acts like an environment, not a brochure.
Remontoir
$89Remontoir is built for an independent haute horlogerie atelier, and its signature move is structural: a full-viewport 3D render of the calibre sits fixed behind the entire page, and the scrollbar itself becomes the camera timeline moving through the movement. There are no stacked sections over a static background — it's one continuous scene from hero to close, tracking gear trains and jewels as you scroll.
Wavefront
$95Wavefront is built for independent spatial audio technology studios, headlined by a real Three.js particle wavefront rendered with genuine UnrealBloomPass post-processing — not a CSS glow standing in for bloom. Kinetic split-text typography breaks headlines apart on scroll, the site's structure runs on a timeline with waveform timestamps, and a sound-propagation ripple follows the cursor across the page.
Kestrel
$79Kestrel is built for English-language B2B chemical smart-park operators, opening with a real volumetric-cloud raymarched hero — light scattering and self-shadowing computed live, not faded in with CSS. Six neon hotspots are pinned to an actual aerial photo of the park using real cover-fit coordinate math, crystal-glass panels carry genuine four-edge highlight and refraction with inner glow, and the footer runs a real-time WebGL Gerstner-wave water surface.
Candela
$89Candela is built for architectural lighting design practices, and its hero is a real progressive path tracer running in WebGL2 — true caustics, not a shader impression, with a physically-sampled spectral dispersion model that draws one wavelength per light path against a Cauchy refractive index. One scroll-driven sun drives every background glow and the hero renderer alike, and an interactive photometric instrument lets visitors relight the page from a real distribution curve.
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Voluma
$129Reality, captured at full resolution. Voluma's hero is a real-time Gaussian Splatting renderer built on @mkkellogg's WebGL engine, reconstructing a scene from procedurally generated splat data instead of a static render. A WebGPU compute shader assembles the underlying point cloud live using TSL storage buffers, with a WebGL fallback for unsupported browsers. An interactive widget lets visitors toggle between raw, mesh and textured fidelity, backed by a Capture Project custom post type, Industries taxonomy and an AJAX booking form.
Ingot
$79A deep-blue, GPU-driven theme for a semiconductor design house. Drag to turn a real Three.js 3D chip package rendered with post-processing bloom, and switch between six process nodes live — each one changes the package's color, roughness, density and bloom on the fly. A GSAP ScrollTrigger reel pins the fab process as you scroll, with Lenis smooth scroll running site-wide. A Chip CPT and Process Node taxonomy organize the catalog, set in Space Grotesk over IBM Plex Sans and Mono.