WebGL

WebGL is a cross-platform, royalty-free open web standard for a low-level 3D graphics API based on OpenGL.

According to our data, WebGL is the 9th most popular browser API on the web.
It has 1% of the browser API market share and is detected on 0.3% of all websites.

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

πŸ† WebGL Awards

⚑ Sites Using WebGL

We have data on 10,964 websites that use the WebGL browser API. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using WebGL is stackoverflow.com.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 stackoverflow.com #101 English
2 notion.com #186 United States American English
3 poki.com #651 English
4 nationalgeographic.com #1,301 United States English
5 webflow.com #1,528 United States English
6 shazam.com #1,565 United States American English
7 kayak.com #1,754 United States American English
8 falabella.com #2,040 Chile Spanish
9 byjus.com #2,271 Iceland English
10 vulture.com #2,702 English
11 eb.mil.br #2,800 Brazil Brazilian Portuguese
12 icc-cricket.com #3,009 United Arab Emirates English
13 znews.vn #3,212 Vietnam Vietnamese
14 windguru.cz #3,706 Czech Republic English
15 rezka.ag #3,752 Antigua and Barbuda Russian
16 sniffies.com #3,850 English
17 thecut.com #3,975 English
18 gwars.io #5,146 Finland Russian
19 didiglobal.com #5,232 China English
20 freesound.org #5,337 Spain English

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use WebGL:

Most of the sites using WebGL are from the United States, Japan, and Germany.

  • United States 16.9%
  • Japan 7.7%
  • Germany 6.9%
  • China 6.8%
  • France 5.4%
  • United Kingdom 4.5%
  • Italy 3.6%
  • Spain 3%
  • Australia 2.8%
  • Other 42.4%

Most WebGL users speak English, Chinese, or Japanese.

  • English 50.7%
  • Chinese 7.4%
  • Japanese 6.6%
  • German 6.2%
  • French 5%
  • Spanish 4.4%
  • Italian 2.6%
  • Russian 2.3%
  • Dutch 1.8%
  • Other 13%

The WebGL browser API is especially popular on .com and .org top-level domains.

  • .com 43.6%
  • .org 5.5%
  • .de 3.9%
  • .net 2.5%
  • .jp 2.2%
  • .fr 2.1%
  • .it 2%
  • .com.au 1.7%
  • .co.jp 1.6%
  • Other 34.9%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing WebGL include business, travel, and marketing and merchandising.

  • Business 20.7%
  • Travel 10.3%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 9.6%
  • Internet Services 5.8%
  • Real Estate 5.2%
  • Online Shopping 5.1%
  • Education/Reference 4.7%
  • Entertainment 3.4%
  • Blogs/Wiki 3.2%
  • Other 32%

πŸ”’ WebGL Versions

The most widespread version of WebGL is 2, used by 89.3% of sites where versions were detected.

  • 2 89.3%
  • 1 10.7%

πŸ•΅οΈ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best WebGL alternatives.

RankName
1
Web Storage
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

A browser API and client-side key-value database that allows websites to store persistent data on users' devices.

2
XMLHttpRequest
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

A JavaScript API to create HTTP requests.

3
Fetch
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

A modern XMLHttpRequest alternative for fetching network resources.

4
Navigation Timing
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

A part of the Performance API that provides metrics related to navigation from one page to another.

5
Beacon API
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Used to send asynchronous and non-blocking requests to a web server.

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

Which country uses WebGL the most?

The majority of WebGL users are from the United States.

Who uses WebGL?

According to our data, WebGL is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as stackoverflow.com, notion.com, and poki.com.

Is WebGL used on government websites?

Overall, we found WebGL on 7 government sites in the United States.

Do academic institutions use WebGL?

Yes. In total, we know of 10 academic websites in the United States that use WebGL.

How does WebGL compare to its competitors?

WebGL is a moderately popular browser API, ranking ahead of 8 other browser APIs we track.

What are the alternatives to WebGL?

Alternatives and possible competitors to WebGL may include Web Storage, XMLHttpRequest, and Fetch.

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