This plugin allows you to embed a 3D model viewer in your Elementor or WooCommerce site.
3D models are all the rage these days. Whether you’re an architect, product designer, or marketer,
chances are you’ve needed to find a way to show off your work in 3D.

Emb3D Model Viewer is a 3D model viewer widget for Elementor and WooCommerce.
With it, you can easily embed 3D models into your pages and products, and view them in real-time.

It’s perfect for showing off products, architecture, or any other kind of 3D model.
And, because it’s built on WebGL, it’s super fast and smooth.

So, if you’re looking for a way to show off your 3D work in a beautiful, interactive way,
Emb3D Model Viewer is the perfect solution.

See in action

Features

Elementor: integrates seamlessly with Elementor Editor through a specific widget, supporting background and sizing
WooCommerce: you can attach a 3d model to a product, adding a link or replacing the product image
Media Library integration: Models are handled like other Media
Rotation and Zoom, it also supports touch
LIGHT: GLB and GLFT models supported, Proprietary Compressed and Optimized Emb3D format to secure your models
PREMIUM: No waterkmark
PREMIUM: EMB3D, GLB, GLTF, 3DS, ASE, DAE, FBX, OBJ, PLY, STL
PREMIUM: Multiple viewer in the same page

Installation

Elementor:

You will find Emb3D Viewer widget in Elementor Editor, with various options and preview

WooCommerce:

While editing a product, locate Emb3D Model Viewer meta box and click “Select model”

Frequently Asked Questions

Which 3D files currently this plugin support?

It supports GLB/GLFT and Proprietary EMB3D format,
the Premium version also supports 3DS, ASE, DAE, FBX, OBJ, PLY, STL

How to upload a model with separate model and texture files?

Put all file in a zip file, upload the archive, please note that Elementor will block
zip files by default, you need to enable this option (for svg, but applies also to zip):

https://el-mentor.com/elementor-faqs/svg-support-elementor/

A simpler solution is to change the zip file extension to mzip, so it will be
handled directly as 3D model format.

An even better solution would be to use our powerful optimized format emb3d,
you can convert your model for free at: https://app.emb3d.com/

How to upload large model files?

You need to increase post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in your php.ini,
you may also need to increase the respective option in your webserver,
e.g. if using NGINX client_max_body_size