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Aug 28, 2025
Adding 3D Objects with Framer and Spline
Using Framer with Spline, you can insert interactive 3D objects into your website much more easily than you might think. Let me show you how to import and place 3D objects in just two steps.

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This document aims to help Korean users who face difficulties due to the lack of Korean resources for learning Framer by translating official blog content into Korean and adding practical information. I hope this is of some assistance to those using Framer.
An Easy Way to Add Interactive 3D Objects to Your Website
When it comes to adding interactive 3D objects to a website, many may think it's complicated and time-consuming. However, with the right tools, it's surprisingly simple. In fact, by utilizing Framer and Spline together, it can be achieved effortlessly.
Framer is a platform for interactive design and prototyping, and Spline is an intuitive 3D design tool. Both are user-friendly and have a low entry barrier, so using them together allows you to quickly apply impressive 3D objects to your website.
Method Applied in Examples
Let's briefly outline the process of adding 3D objects to a website in two simple steps, as demonstrated in an example.
1. Export the Link from Spline
First, I exported a link from the Spline project. The method is simple: just go to the project's Export section and copy the provided link.
2. Insert the Link into Framer
Next, open your Framer project and find the Embed
component in the Insert Menu. Paste the link copied from Spline here and adjust the size as desired. Easier than you thought, right?
Conclusion
In conclusion, adding interactive 3D objects to your website is much easier than you might think. By leveraging Framer and Spline together, you can create and seamlessly integrate 3D objects into your website in no time.
If you want to add more life and interest to your website, try using Spline and Framer right now.
Follow the project to see the effect→
This article is a translated and adapted version of Framer's official blog post on ‘Adding interactive 3D objects to your website with Framer and Spline’.