3D Archery - Your Photos on the Targets
Draw the bow, take aim and shoot at 20 targets from 12 to 90 metres. Put one of your photos on each target, centre it however you like, then watch the arrow stick right where you aimed.
🏹 How to shoot
Press and hold on the field to draw the string, drag to move your aim and let go to shoot. The bar at the bottom shows how far you have drawn: at half draw the arrow falls short.
📉 The arrow drops
A real arrow drops as it flies. On close targets aim at the centre, on distant ones aim above the yellow: the distance of the target in your sight appears under the crosshair.
🌬️ The wind
In Normal and Expert the wind pushes the arrow sideways. The windsock on the field and the arrow in the indicator show which way it blows: aim into the wind.
🖼️ Your photos
Every target can have its own photo: move it, zoom it and rotate it inside the circle. You can also drag an image from your computer straight onto a target.
A 3D archery game with your own photos
3D Archery is an archery range that runs in your browser: no download, no sign-up. You hold a recurve bow, in front of you there is a field with 20 targets at different distances, and you can put any photo you like on each one: a friend, the boss, the cat, the rival team.
Arrows follow a real trajectory: they leave faster at full draw, drop with gravity and the wind pushes them sideways. When you hit, the arrow stays stuck in the target and the target wobbles. The arrow camera follows it in flight and shows you up close where it went in.
How points are counted
The target has ten rings like the Olympic one: the yellow centre is worth 10, the outermost ring is worth 1. The rings still count when the target shows one of your photos, and you can choose to see them thin, coloured or not at all.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded to a server? No. The photo is resized and saved in the browser you are using. Nobody sees it but you.
Can I play on a phone? Yes. Keep your finger on the screen to draw, drag it to aim and lift it to shoot. The magnifier button zooms in on distant targets.
Why does the arrow land below the centre? Because gravity pulls it down: the farther the target, the higher you must aim. In Easy mode you see where it will land before you shoot.