No-code 360 product viewer for any ecommerce website without a theme rewrite

Usually no. For Shopify, WooCommerce, Custom HTML, and many ecommerce templates, pasting the snippet is enough. A developer may help only when your platform blocks custom code.

Yes. Manual SKU mode and URL mode do not require Schema.org. AUTO mode is available when the product page already has Schema.org Product data.

The modal popup keeps shoppers on the product page, while the iframe isolates the interactive 3D view from storefront CSS and scripts. That makes installation simpler and more stable.

Create a product in Spinnify 360° Studio, upload frames, and paste the widget <script> into Tilda site settings (before </head>) or a T-code / HTML block on the product page. Match the product by SKU, page URL, or Schema.org AUTO—no custom Tilda module required.

Yes. On Shopify, use the Spinnify 360° Studio app (see the integration guide). On WooCommerce and similar platforms, paste the snippet in the theme or product template. Matching uses SKU, page URL, Schema.org, or a custom trigger button.

Yes. Copy a public viewer link from the Spinnify 360° Studio dashboard and send it in email, chat, B2B quotes, or marketplaces that block scripts. The buyer opens the same interactive spin in the browser—no snippet on the host page required.

Most products look smooth with 24–36 frames. Fewer frames load faster; more frames can feel smoother. Or upload one short turntable video (up to 35 seconds)—Spinnify 360° Studio extracts 36 evenly spaced frames automatically.

Yes. Each product has publishing controls in the dashboard, so you can enable, pause, or update the 360 view without changing the site snippet.

Spinnify 360° Studio is building iOS and Android apps for guided capture on a turntable. Frames compress to WebP on device and upload to your workspace with your API key—the same items can power the site widget once published.

Yes—in the Spinnify 360° Studio web dashboard, drop one short turntable video (MP4, WebM, or MOV, up to 35 seconds and 50 MB) into the same upload zone as spin frames. Spinnify 360° Studio validates the file, extracts 36 frames across the timeline, and uploads them to the cloud. Use landscape for the main 4:3 series and portrait for the optional 3:4 mobile series. One video per upload—do not mix video and photos in the same drop. Video upload is available in the web dashboard; the mobile app captures individual frames, not video files.

A 3D product viewer displays an interactive product model in the browser. Shoppers can rotate and zoom the model to inspect it from different angles without leaving the product page.

Upload a GLB model to Spinnify 360° Studio, publish the product, and connect it using the existing widget, iframe, or public link. No custom WebGL viewer is required.

Spinnify 360° Studio supports GLB, a compact web-ready format that can contain the model, materials, and textures in one file.

A 360° spin uses product photos captured from multiple angles. A 3D viewer renders a GLB model and allows free rotation and zoom. Spinnify 360° Studio supports both formats.

Yes. A published 3D product has a public viewer link. Copy the link or share its QR code so customers can open the model on desktop or mobile.

The 3D viewer loads when a shopper opens it rather than during the initial page load. This keeps the storefront lightweight while the GLB model is delivered separately.

Frames are stored on Spinnify 360° Studio's CDN and served through an optimized delivery pipeline—resize, modern formats (WebP/AVIF), and quality tuning per viewport. The viewer loads only when a shopper opens the 3D control, so the product page stays light.

Spinnify 360° Studio is designed for a light first paint: frames are hosted on Spinnify 360° Studio CDN and served as optimized variants (resize, WebP/AVIF). The interactive viewer loads when the shopper opens the 3D control—not on initial page load. The modal keeps the spin isolated from your theme CSS and scripts.

With Spinnify 360° Studio. You upload spin frames or a rotation video in the dashboard (or frames via the mobile app); Spinnify 360° Studio stores them on fast cloud CDN storage and serves optimized variants to shoppers. Your site embeds only a small widget script—no need to upload hundreds of frames to Shopify, WooCommerce, or your own hosting.

Photos are static and video controls the story. A 360 product display lets shoppers choose the angle themselves, which helps them inspect shape, details, and materials before buying.

For many catalogs, yes. Video plays a fixed story; 360° lets shoppers control the angle and inspect details at their pace—often with a lighter page weight than autoplay video. It complements still photos rather than replacing your full media mix.

Hotspots are optional points inside the 360 view. They can explain materials, features, or product details while shoppers rotate the item in the interactive viewer.

Yes. Spinnify 360° Studio behaves like a universal ecommerce 360 spinner plugin on the storefront: one snippet, a 3D trigger, modal popup viewer, and matching by SKU, URL, or Schema.org.

Yes. The on-site widget is an interactive 3D product view modal popup snippet: paste it, connect a product, and shoppers can open and rotate the item from the page.

Yes, wherever you can add a <script>, iframe, or custom HTML block. Webflow custom code, WordPress headers, Shopify theme snippets, and WooCommerce templates follow the same pattern: paste once, bind by SKU, URL, or Schema.org AUTO.