How can I properly embed a Marmoset Toolbag viewer of my custom model into my website using Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To properly embed a Marmoset Toolbag viewer of your custom model into your website using Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Obtain the embed code from Marmoset Toolbag:
  • After exporting your custom model from Marmoset Toolbag, you will need to generate an embed code.
  • To do this, open your model in Marmoset Toolbag and go to "Export" in the top menu.
  • Customize the viewer settings as per your requirements and click on "Generate Embed Code".
  • Copy the provided code.
  1. Create a new page or open an existing page in the Webflow Designer:
  • In your Webflow project, create a new page or open the page where you want to embed the Marmoset Toolbag viewer.
  1. Add an embed element:
  • Drag and drop an Embed element from the Elements panel onto the desired section of your page.
  1. Paste the embed code:
  • Double click on the Embed element to open its settings in the right sidebar.
  • Paste the Marmoset Toolbag embed code into the Code field.
  1. Adjust the size and position of the viewer:
  • By default, the Marmoset Toolbag viewer will take up the full width and height of the Embed element.
  • Use the Webflow Designer tools to adjust the size and position of the Embed element as desired.
  1. Preview and publish your website:
  • Preview your website to ensure the Marmoset Toolbag viewer is displaying correctly.
  • Publish your website to make the changes go live.

By following these steps, you will be able to embed a Marmoset Toolbag viewer of your custom model into your website using Webflow. This will allow visitors to interact with and view your model directly on your website. Make sure to optimize your model's title, description, and any relevant keywords in the surrounding content to improve SEO.

Example Embed Code:

<div class="marmoset-embed" data-src="https://your-model-url"></div><script async src="https://viewer.marmoset.co/core/embed.js"></script>

Note: Replace https://your-model-url with the actual URL of your model.

Additional Questions:

  1. How can I customize the appearance of the Marmoset Toolbag viewer in Webflow?
  2. Can I embed multiple Marmoset Toolbag viewers on the same page using Webflow?
  3. Are there any alternative 3D model viewers that can be embedded in a Webflow website?