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Updated August 27, 2026

3D logo for a website hero

A website can show the logo as a live 3D object, a video loop, or a still. On 3DLogo.io, a share link gives you an iframe embed that visitors can drag to orbit; a GLB export drops into your own three.js or model-viewer scene; a 16:9 MP4 or a 4K PNG covers everything else.

Which format fits which hero

RequirementWhat to do on 3DLogo.io
Live, interactiveEmbed the share page: an iframe at /e/{token}, cookie-free, with a small "Made with 3DLogo.io" badge on Free; Pro hides the badge and can restrict the embed to your domains.
Your own sceneExport GLB (free, with a small tag mesh on Free; clean on Pro) and load it with three.js, React Three Fiber, or <model-viewer>. Materials and PBR travel with the file.
Video backgroundWide MP4 (16:9) from the Share panel: 480p free with the mark, 720p or 1080p on Pro. Five seconds, loops cleanly with Spin.
Static heroPNG up to 1024 px free, 2K or 4K on Pro; transparent background so it sits on your own gradient.
WeightA logo GLB from the editor is typically under a few megabytes; keep depth moderate and bevel segments low for a lighter mesh.

Styles that suit this use

How to make it on 3DLogo.io

  1. Make the logo in the editor and open Share.
  2. For a live hero, copy the Embed iframe; for your own scene, download GLB; for a loop, download Wide MP4.
  3. Paste the iframe, or load the GLB with your 3D library, or set the MP4 as a muted looping video.
  4. On Pro, hide the embed badge and restrict embed domains from the Share panel.

Conditions and limitations

The embed needs a browser with WebGL; provide the PNG as a fallback. Guest share links expire after 14 days unless you sign in and keep them; embeds need an account.

Questions

Does the embed slow my page?
It is an iframe that loads on demand, cookie-free, and renders in the visitor's GPU. Lazy-load it below the fold or use the poster image first.
Can I hide the badge on the embed?
On Pro. Free embeds carry a small "Made with 3DLogo.io" badge.
Will the GLB work in <model-viewer>?
Yes. The export is standard glTF binary with PBR materials.