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3D Viewer ​

The 3D Viewer element displays interactive 3D models (.glb / .gltf files) using Google's model-viewer. Users can orbit, zoom, and pan around the model. Optionally supports AR on mobile devices.


Adding a 3D Viewer ​

  1. Open the Website Builder and select a page
  2. Find 3D Viewer in the Display category of the Elements Panel
  3. Drag it onto your page
  4. Configure the model URL in the Floating Design Panel

Properties ​

General Tab ​

PropertyDescription
Data SourceStatic (manual URL) or From Element (data binding)
Model URLURL to a .glb or .gltf 3D model file
Poster ImageStatic image displayed while the model loads
Viewer HeightHeight of the viewer in pixels (100 - 1000)
Background ColorBackground color behind the model
Auto RotateContinuously rotate the model
Camera ControlsAllow orbit, zoom, and pan interactions
AR EnabledEnable augmented reality on supported devices
ExposureLighting exposure level (0.1 - 2.0)
Shadow IntensityGround shadow darkness (0 - 1)

Data Source (From Element) ​

When using data binding, map the model URL field from a connected element:

FieldDescription
Model URL FieldField containing the 3D model URL

Color Tab ​

Customize the container background and border colors.

Dimensions Tab ​

Adjust padding, margin, border radius, and size.


Supported Formats ​

The 3D Viewer supports:

  • glTF (.gltf) — Open standard 3D format
  • GLB (.glb) — Binary version of glTF (recommended for smaller file size)

AR Mode ​

When AR Enabled is checked and the user views the app on a supported device (iOS Safari, Android Chrome), they can tap an AR button to place the 3D model in their real-world environment.


Use Cases ​

  • Product Showcase: Interactive 3D product views for e-commerce
  • Architecture: Display building or room models
  • Education: Explore anatomical, scientific, or historical 3D models
  • Manufacturing: View parts and assemblies from all angles

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