Framer Web Integration with Spline 3D Animations
In Framer, designers can easily enhance web elements with dynamic behavior and interactive feedback using CSS3 animations and variant interactions. These built-in tools make it simple to create content that feels more engaging, layered, and responsive—playing a crucial role in modern no-code design workflows focused on visual appeal and user experience.
However, while Framer excels in web design and interactive flow, it is not a tool for 3D model creation. 3D modeling and web design are distinct disciplines—closely connected in terms of interactive experience, yet vastly different in their technical foundations. Fortunately, the Framer team anticipated this need for cross-medium integration and built a native solution through the Embed component.
With Framer’s Embed feature, we can seamlessly integrate animated 3D scenes and interactions created in Spline directly into a Framer project. This method preserves the immersive visual experience of Spline while aligning smoothly with Framer’s layout structure, scroll-based logic, and responsive behavior—resulting in a more cohesive and elevated user experience.
On this page, I’ll walk you through practical examples and visual demos that show how to naturally embed Spline animations into Framer-based websites.
I hope these showcase the creative potential of blending Framer and Spline, and inspire you to explore new possibilities for cross-platform design.
