Share options
The Share menu is where you get your scene out into the world — as a simple link, a fullscreen page, or an embed for your own website — and where you fine-tune how it loads. Every URL is generated live as you change the options below.
Prefer to watch? See the Share options video tutorial, or the
broader Share & embed scenes guide.
The three tabs
- Link — a short "showcase" URL, ideal for emails, messages and social posts.
- Fullscreen — the full viewer URL with all the options below applied. This is the link to put on your own website: add it to a button, image or menu item, and a visitor who clicks it opens your scene in an immersive, full-page 3D viewer (or 2D map). Pair it with a Back URL set to the page the link lives on, and the viewer shows a back button that returns the visitor straight back to your page — a smooth "open the scene full-screen, then come back" round trip.
- IFrame — ready-to-paste HTML that embeds the interactive viewer in your own page.
Each tab has a Copy to clipboard button.
Viewer options (Fullscreen tab)
These settings adjust the generated link and embed code:
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Language | Choose which language variant the link opens (disabled if the scene has only one language). |
| Back URL | An optional "return to" address for the viewer's back button. Add, edit and delete your back URLs here. |
| Load immediately | Loads the 3D model right away instead of waiting for a click. Mutually exclusive with "Ask to download". |
| Ask to download | Prompts the visitor before loading a large model. Mutually exclusive with "Load immediately". |
| Autorotate on load | Slowly spins the camera when the scene opens. |
| No mobile devices | Blocks loading on mobile browsers (shows a notice instead) — useful for very heavy scenes. |
| Allow IFrame on mobile devices | Permits the embedded viewer to load on mobile, overriding the mobile restriction. |
| Exit button in IFrame | Shows a "back" button inside an embedded viewer so visitors can leave it. |
Each option appends a small flag to the URL (for example
?l=1, ?ar=1) and they combine
automatically — just copy the generated link or IFrame code once everything looks right.
Protecting a shared scene
To restrict who can open a scene (for example behind a paywall), use Protected scenes — set the scene to Protected in the Information menu and follow the Protected scenes guide (a Business feature).
Ready to share your scene?
Create a free account, publish a scene and grab your link or embed code.
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