About The Bakery World
Most bakery websites are a photo and a phone number. The Bakery World opens like a luxury food commercial. The camera begins high above a valley at golden hour: a cream-to-blue sky, soft haze, bread-loaf hills, croissant mountains and European buildings made from biscuit, sourdough and brioche. It follows a laminated pastry road over a biscuit bridge, past drifting flour, to your bakery: ivory plaster, walnut and brushed brass, a sculptural roof of folded croissant layers and your name in brass above the door.
At the door, visitors choose Step inside. The glass doors slide open and the camera moves into a calm, light-filled shop: a central marble island for viennoiserie, oak bread shelves in lit niches, a chilled glass cake case and a back counter for cookies. Hover a pastry for a soft highlight with its name and price; select it and the camera moves closer while a quiet panel shows the description, price, quantity, Add to bag, ingredients, allergens, availability and storage.
Behind the film is a real shop. The bag adds up options, tax and delivery fees. Customers choose a pickup time from your opening hours, or a delivery day and area, then check out. Orders reach you by email (customers pay on pickup or delivery), or customers pay by card through your own Stripe account.
You don’t need a developer. Open the included editor in your browser to change your bakery’s name, colours, landscape text, products, prices, allergens, hours and ordering rules, then download one file and put it online for free.
What your website includes
- Golden-hour landscapeBread-loaf hills, croissant mountains, a pastry road, a biscuit bridge over a chocolate stream, and landmarks built from baked materials.
- One continuous camera journeyFrom high above the valley to your door, with an Enter the bakery button to speed ahead and Skip to the shop at any time.
- Your bakerySculptural croissant-layer roof, ivory plaster, walnut, brass, glass storefront and your name on a brass sign.
- Sliding glass doorsThey open as the camera passes through.
- A refined interiorTravertine floor, marble island, oak shelving, glass cake case, linen and ceramics, layered warm lighting.
- 16 products on four displaysShown at real-world scale. Swap any built-in model for your own 3D scan (.glb).
- Product panelName, description, price, quantity, Add to bag, ingredients, allergens, availability and storage.
- Bag and checkoutOptions, tax, delivery fee, free-delivery threshold, minimum order, pickup slots, delivery areas and windows, email or Stripe card payment with server-side pricing.
- Full menu overlayWith opening hours, contact details and policies.
- Built for everyoneShorter journey on phones, reduce-motion mode, keyboard and screen-reader labels, and a complete non-3D shop on devices without WebGL. Search engines get your menu, prices and hours.
What’s included in the download
editor.html: the no-code editor with live preview and the card checkout file generatorindex.html: the website with 16 sample products- An illustrated user guide (PDF), including adding your own 3D scans, email orders and card payments
- Quick-start sheet, developer notes and licence
- Email support
How editing works
- Open the editorOpen the included editor in your browser.
- Type your details and watch the previewChange your bakery’s name, colours, landscape text, products, prices, allergens, hours and ordering rules.
- Download and publish freeDownload one file and put it online for free.
Who it’s for
- Artisan bakeries, patisseries, cake and cookie shops and cafés
- Food businesses that take pickup and delivery orders
- Designers and freelancers building premium food websites (one licence per client website)
Requirements
A modern web browser. Free hosting on Netlify, Vercel or any web host. For card payments: a Stripe account and hosting on Vercel or Netlify. For email orders: a free Formspree account, or nothing at all. A recent computer or phone gives the smoothest journey.
Good to know
- The landscape, bakery and built-in pastries are 3D models generated in code, not photographs. For the most realistic products, add 3D scans of your own bakes.
- The editor saves a new copy of your website file; it isn’t a login-based admin panel. Orders arrive by email or in your Stripe dashboard.
- Sample products, prices and allergen lines are examples. Check every allergen and price before you publish.
- Card payments go straight to your own Stripe account. The Food Aisle never sees your orders or payments.
FAQ
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Everything is edited in the included editor, with a live preview.
Can customers pay online?
Yes, by card through your own Stripe account, or use email ordering and take payment on pickup or delivery.
Can I use photos or scans of my own products?
Yes. Add a .glb scan per product and it replaces the built-in model on the display.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Phones get a shorter journey and a bottom-sheet product panel; older devices open the shop directly.
How do I put it online?
Drag your finished file onto Netlify Drop (free). The guide walks you through it.
Can I use it for more than one website?
Each licence covers one website. Buy one licence for each site or client.
Do I need to register or create an account with The Food Aisle?
No. After you pay, your download appears straight away on the thank-you page and the link is also emailed to you.
Refunds?
Because this is a digital download, sales are final once downloaded, unless the file is faulty and we can’t fix it.
Licence
$200 CAD per website. One licence covers one website on one domain. Building sites for several clients? Buy one licence per website.