Integrations

One embed code, wherever your site lives. Step-by-step guides for every platform.

• NotionNotion's native PDF embed is a flat scroller. Drop an i3dify URL instead — visitors get a real 3D flipbook with page-turning physics inline.Read more
• WordPressWordPress flipbook plugins charge $50-200/year for what's essentially an iframe. Skip the plugin — paste i3dify's iframe in any post. Works in Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi.Read more
• WebflowWebflow's PDF lightbox is closed-source and ugly. Drop an i3dify iframe in any Embed block — real 3D viewer, responsive, ships with your site.Read more
• CarrdCarrd is great for one-page bios but the default buttons feel generic. Drop an i3dify 3D card embed — your link-in-bio becomes a moment visitors share.Read more
• FramerFramer's strength is design — but their native PDF embeds are flat. Drop an i3dify 3D viewer for portfolios, lookbooks, and pitch decks worthy of Framer.Read more
• SquarespaceSquarespace's native PDF block is flat. Drop an i3dify iframe in a Code Block — a real 3D viewer respecting your template's typography and spacing.Read more
• BeehiivBeehiiv supports custom HTML blocks on newsletter posts and landing pages. Drop an i3dify iframe — your subscribers flip through a real 3D book or card inline.Read more
• GhostGhost's HTML card accepts any iframe natively — self-hosted or Ghost(Pro). Drop an i3dify viewer on a post or member-only page. Open-source-friendly.Read more
• ShopifyShopify's Custom HTML block (product pages, blog posts, theme sections) accepts iframes. Drop an i3dify lookbook — beats a Collection scroll.Read more