3dsvg — Interactive React 3D Components from SVGs
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3dsvg extrudes SVG paths, text, and shapes into fully interactive 3D React components powered by Three.js and React Three Fiber. It ships as an embeddable <SVG3D> component (npm) plus a visual editor at 3dsvg.design.
Installation
Peer dependencies (install if not already present):
Quick Start
SVG3DProps — Full API
Common Patterns
Basic Logo Viewer
Interactive 3D Text Badge
Static Product Icon (No Animation)
Holographic Animated Logo
Inline SVG String
Material Presets Reference
Animation Presets Reference
Monorepo Development Setup
Engine package only
Project Structure
TypeScript Types
Next.js Integration
Because SVG3D uses Three.js (browser-only), use dynamic import with ssr: false:
Vite / React Integration
Visual Editor Workflow
- Go to 3dsvg.design
- Choose an input method: Text, Pixel Editor, SVG Code, or File Upload
- Pick a material, animation, and lighting configuration
- Use the Embed export to copy a ready-to-paste
<SVG3D>JSX snippet - Export as PNG (up to 4K), Video (MP4/WebM), or 3D Model (GLB/STL/OBJ/PLY)
Drag and drop an SVG file anywhere on the editor to load it instantly.
Troubleshooting
Component renders blank / white screen
- Ensure
three,@react-three/fiber, and@react-three/dreiare installed - In Next.js, confirm you're using
dynamicwithssr: false - Wrap in a container with explicit
widthandheight
SVG not extruding correctly
- Use simple, closed SVG paths; complex compound paths may not extrude
- Inline
fillattributes on paths are respected — avoid CSS-only fills - Try increasing
bevelSegmentsfor smoother curves
Text not loading
- The
fontprop loads from Google Fonts — ensure network access or host fonts locally - Supported fonts are the 10 presets defined in
use-font.ts
Performance issues
- Reduce
bevelSegments(try1or2) - Disable
shadowsfor lower-end devices - Use
animate={undefined}for static display
FFmpeg/video export fails in dev
- Video export uses FFmpeg WASM and requires
SharedArrayBuffer - Add these headers to your dev server:
Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-originandCross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp
License
MIT — Renato Costa / Blueberry


