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Add a whole new dimension to your website designs with the first tool that lets you create 3D CSS transforms — without writing code.
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See what you can do with 3D transforms

Do anything a developer can. Without writing code. And combine your transforms with Webflow Interactions.

Move in 3D

Layer elements along the Z-axis by adding space between them.
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Move (translate) transform settings

Rotate in 3D

Rotate an element along its horizontal and / or vertical axes.
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Rotate transform settings

Apply perspective

Play with perspective to intensify your 3D effects.
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Setting Children Perspective on an element will affects all of its children that have 3D transforms
Setting Self Perspective on an element will only add perspective to itself (if it has 3D transforms)
Example 1

Design a 3D showcase

1
Wrap the three mockups in a container and add Children Perspective of 1200px. Set Perspective Origin to bottom center. Position each mockup Absolute "Bottom" in the container.
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Children Perspective settings for "Showcase Container" element. 
2
Add transforms to each mockup. For the desktop mockup: Move Right 160px and Rotate Y -15°. For the tablet: Move Left 250px and Rotate Y -15°. For the phone: Move Left 420px and Rotate Y -15°.
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Ex: Transform settings for the Desktop graphic
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Add Webflow Interactions to the mockups so they animate when they scroll into view (or set the interaction on the container and target the mockups' classes there). Each interaction has Initial Appearance and a Scroll interaction set. Click Show Webflow UI for specifics.
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Interaction settings for the Desktop graphic
Scroll Trigger animation sequence for Desktop interaction
3D Showcase
Tutorial (6min)
Example 2

Create a 3D layered effect

1
The parent block, section, or container that contains the 3D cube has Children Perspective set to 1600px and Perspective Origin to 20% 50%.
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Perspective settings for parent block
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Separate your graphic into 4 different transparent images/SVGs with the same dimensions. Create a div block with the same width and height as the images and then position the images Absolute "Full" to fit the card size.
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Structure of the cube
Each image is absolute positioned inside a div block. That block has to have position relative set.
3
Add Rotate X 50° and Rotate Z -15° to the div block. Then add Move Z 60px to the second image, Move Z 120px to the third image, and Move Z 180px to the fourth image to create a 3D layered effect. Use Webflow Interactions to animate the div block and the images.
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Transform added to the div block.
Transform added to second image
Transform added to third image
3D Layered Effect
Tutorial (3 min)
Example 3

Create a card-flip interaction

1
Wrap all the cards in a div block, section, or container and give it Children Perspective of 1200px. 
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Perspective settings for parent block
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Create 4 div blocks. Nest two divs inside cach of these "card" divs — one for the Front and one for the Back, and position them Absolute "Full" to fit the card size.
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Structure of each card
Card Side blocks are absolute positioned inside the Card parent, which has to have position relative set.
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Add Rotate 0° to the front and Rotate Y 180° to the back. Turn Backface Visibility off for both sides. Then add Rotate Y 180° to the parent div. Add a hover interaction on the card — Rotates Y 180° for Hover Over and Rotate to Origin on Hover Out.
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Front side transform settings
Back side transform settings
Found in transform settings (gear icon)
Card-flip Interaction
Tutorial (5 min)
Example 4

Show off your app design with isometric tilt

1
Isometric effects don't require perspective, so just create a div block with Rotate X 45° and Rotate Z -35°, and nest the app screens inside that div.
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Settings for parent block to achieve isometric look
2
Create a few columns and then add the app screens to each column. Add various Move up transforms to the different columns to get the staggered effect.
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Transform settings for a column to create staggered effect
Transform settings for a different column to create more drastic staggered effect
3
Use Webflow Interactions to add an engaging animation when the parent div block is scrolled into view. Add an Initial Appearance and Scroll Interactions to create cool effects.
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Interaction settings for the parent block that has the Rotate X and Z set
Animation sequence that is triggered when this element is scrolled into view
Isometric Tilt Effect
Tutorial (4 min)
Example 5

Put your mockups in perspective

1
Wrap all 3 mockups with a container and give it Children Perspective of 1200px. Then position each device block Absolute "Bottom" in the container.
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Perspective settings for parent block
2
For the tilted effect, add Rotate X 55° to the container block. This will affect all the device blocks inside.
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Transform settings for container block
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Use Webflow Interactions to add an engaging animation when the container block is scrolled into view, targeting each individual device with a scroll trigger. Add an initial appearance and scroll interaction.
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Initial appearance to move container block down to hide it from view. Scroll triggers affecting entire container, tablet and mobile.
Scroll trigger details affecting the Tablet Device
Tilted Perspective
Tutorial (3 min)
Example 6

Create a 3D cube

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The parent block, section, or container that contains the 3D cube has Children Perspective set to 1200px.
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Perspective settings for parent block
2
The 250 x 250px 3D cube block has six blocks inside for each side of the cube—back, top, right, left, bottom, and front. Each block is positioned Absolute "Full" to fit the size of the 3D cube block.
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Example Structure of the cube
Cube side blocks are absolute positioned inside the 3D cube block, which has to have position relative set.
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To create a 3-dimensional cube, four sides need to be rotated 90° and moved 125px (half the cube width) on the appropriate axes. The last side needs to be moved 250px to complete the cube. Use Webflow Interactions to animate the sides like the above example.
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Transforms used to position the right side of the 3D cube. Transform origin can also be utilized to just rotate on an axis (edge of the cube). 
3D Cube
Tutorial (3 min)

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