FAQ from Spline
What is Spline?
Spline is a free, AI-enhanced, real-time 3D design platform built entirely for the web—empowering designers, developers, and storytellers to build, collaborate on, and publish interactive 3D content without local installations or coding expertise.
How to use Spline?
Start instantly in your browser: sign up, choose a template or blank canvas, and begin designing using visual tools and AI shortcuts. Collaborate live with others, preview interactivity in real time, and publish with one click—or export code for integration into modern web frameworks.
Is Spline free to use?
Yes—the core platform is completely free forever, including unlimited projects, real-time collaboration, and full export capabilities. Optional paid plans unlock enhanced cloud storage, team management, priority support, and advanced publishing options.
Can multiple users collaborate on a project in real-time?
Absolutely. Spline's architecture is built for concurrent editing: changes appear instantly for all participants, with cursor tracking, comment threads, and granular permission controls—ideal for remote design sprints and cross-functional workflows.
Does Spline provide tutorials and examples for learning?
Yes—Spline offers an extensive learning ecosystem: interactive in-app guides, step-by-step video courses on YouTube, community-curated templates, and a vibrant Discord where creators share workflows, troubleshoot issues, and inspire each other daily.
Can I export my designs from Spline?
Yes. Export high-fidelity renders (PNG, JPG), animated sequences (MP4, GIF), 3D assets (GLB, USDZ), or embeddable web components (React, HTML/JS). All exports retain lighting, materials, and interactivity where supported.
Can I integrate Spline designs with my web projects?
Yes—Spline generates clean, production-ready React components (with TypeScript support) that plug directly into Next.js, Vite, or any modern frontend stack. You can also embed via iframe or use the Spline SDK for custom integrations.