How to Embed Interactive 3D Models on Your Website
A step-by-step guide to embedding responsive WebGL Three.js scenes on Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, or custom HTML pages in seconds—no complex libraries required.
Why Embed 3D Web Widgets?
Adding interactive 3D elements to your homepage or landing page dramatically increases user session durations, conversion rates, and brand memorability. Instead of using static screenshots, WebGL lets your visitors rotate, zoom, and interact with your 3D models live on their screens.
Step-by-Step Embedding Guide
- Create or Edit your Scene: Visit the 3D Studio Pro and prompt the AI to code a 3D structure, or write custom Three.js code inside the editor.
- Publish to Feed: Click the Share Scene button in the top toolbar. Enter a title and description, then click publish.
- Copy the Embed Snippet: Once published, copy the HTML iframe code generated under the header "Embed this 3D widget on your website".
- Paste the Code: Go to your website administration panel (e.g. WordPress, Wix, or Shopify editor), add an "HTML Code" or "Embed Widget" block, and paste the code directly inside it.
The copied code will look similar to this:
Platform Integrations
WordPress:
Inside the Gutenberg editor, add a Custom HTML block and paste your iframe code inside. Preview or update your page to see your live 3D element rendering instantly.
Wix:
Open the editor, click Add (+) > Embed Code > Embed HTML. Paste the iframe code, resize the container block to your preference, and hit publish.
Custom HTML / React / Next.js:
Paste the iframe code directly inside your JSX or HTML body. Feel free to modify the width, height, or CSS styles inline to customize the viewport margins.
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