You can show your 3DtoMe projects inside your website, blog, online store or third-party platform. The embed is an iframe that loads the project from embed.3dto.me. You choose what it shows, such as annotations, dimensions or the background.
Here's an example of an embedded 3DtoMe model.
Model: MaterialsVariantsShoe by Shopify, CC BY 4.0
The code looks like this:
<iframe src="https://embed.3dto.me/A1B2C3D4?a=1&b=1&s=1" style="border: 0;width:100%;height:600px;"></iframe> The embed fills the width of its container and is 600 pixels high. Change the width and height in the style attribute to fit your page.
The Options in the web viewer's Share window set what the embedded viewer shows. Each option you turn on adds a parameter to the address in the embed code:
| Option | Added to the link | On by default | What visitors see |
|---|---|---|---|
| Show Comments | c=1 | No | Every comment marker is visible when the project opens. It applies only when the project has comments. |
| Play Animation | p=1 | No | Model animations start playing when the project opens. |
| Show Annotation | a=1 | Yes | Every annotation label is open when the project opens. |
| Show background | b=1 | Yes | The project's background is visible. It applies only when the project has a background. |
| Show dimension | s=1 | Yes | The model's dimensions are visible. |
The options are part of the embed code. To change them on a page that is already live, copy a new embed code or edit the parameters in your website's HTML.
Model: MaterialsVariantsShoe by Shopify, CC BY 4.0
In the 3DtoMe apps, you customize the embedded viewer in 3DtoMe for macOS. The app adds every option you set there to the embed code in the same way.
If you still have questions, please reach out to our support team for assistance.
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