# WebGL Powered

WebGL 2.0 (Web Graphics Library 2.0) is a JavaScript API, that is used to render high-performance interactive 3D and 2D graphics within compatible browsers, without plug-ins, on an HTML canvas.

The programs have control codes written in JavaScript and shader code (GLSL) that are processed through a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). These elements can be combined with other HTML elements and other parts of the page or background.

WebGL is completely integrated with other web standard interfaces, which allows GPUs to optimize the image processing effects on the browser. This vastly enhances the experience of interacting with the Metaverse. React-Three Fibre gives users the best possible experience in terms of performance and graphics quality. This further enables cross-compatibility.

Users can experience high-end graphics without having to make wanton investments in high-end platforms which allows an equitable and accessible experience for everyone. New iterations of WEBGPU will also be compatible. Ensuring users will have high-end console-like performance on their personal computers. Mobile browsers support WebGL 2.0 by default, which means you can use any mobile device.

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