Pixcap Editable 3D Icons and Characters

How to integrate Pixcap with Webflow

The easiest way to set up your Pixcap Webflow integration is by installing the Pixcap app from the Webflow Apps marketplace. The app lets you browse, customize, and insert 3D assets directly in Webflow. You can also export and upload assets manually from Pixcap's web editor if you need specific file formats or want to edit assets in external 3D software first.

Assets inserted through the app appear as rendered 3D visuals (images) on your published site. Customization happens at design time in Webflow, not as visitor-facing 3D interactivity.

Use the Pixcap app

Install the Pixcap app from the Webflow Apps marketplace to browse and customize 3D assets directly in Webflow.

The app includes both free and paid assets. The free plan offers restricted commercial licensing. For full commercial rights and 3D format exports, you need a Pixcap Pro or Elite subscription.

Implementation steps:

1. Open Webflow and go to Apps
2. Search for "Pixcap" and install the app to your workspace
3. Open the Pixcap panel in Webflow
4. Sign in to your Pixcap account
5. Browse assets, customize them (colors, poses, angles, materials), and click to insert into your design
6. Publish your site

The app supports the following features:

• Asset browsing: Search 3D icons, illustrations, and poseable characters directly in Webflow
• Color customization: Adjust colors to match your brand palette
• Rotation and scaling: Control rotation and sizing with visual controls
• Character posing: Modify character poses without rigging knowledge
• Real-time preview: See changes before inserting into your design

Export and upload

When you need specific file formats or want to edit assets in external 3D software before using them in Webflow, export from Pixcap's web editor and upload to Webflow manually.

Pixcap supports these export formats:

• PNG: Transparent backgrounds, ideal for overlaying on web backgrounds
• JPG: Standard image use without transparency
• GIF: Lightweight animations with adjustable frame rate via frame drop percentage slider
• MP4: Video exports of animated scenes from selected camera perspectives
• GLB/GLTF: 3D model files with web-optimized baked animations in a single layer
• FBX: 3D exports with animation support (longer processing time)

Implementation steps:

1. Open your asset in Pixcap's web editor at pixcap.com
2. Customize colors, materials, poses, and camera angles
3. Click the Export dropdown and select your format
4. For PNG exports, enable Transparent background if needed
5. Download the exported file
6. In Webflow, open the Assets panel
7. Upload your exported file
8. Drag the asset onto your canvas and style as needed

2D and video exports (PNG, JPG, GIF, MP4) produce static images or pre-rendered animations. Visitors can't interact with them in 3D. GLB/FBX files can enable visitor-facing 3D interactivity, but this requires custom JavaScript with libraries like Three.js and is an advanced, developer-only workflow.

What you can build

Integrate Pixcap with Webflow to customize and insert 3D icons, illustrations, and characters directly in Webflow without 3D modeling skills or external software.

• SaaS landing pages with branded 3D icons: Create product pages where each feature section includes customized 3D icons that match your brand colors. Use the Pixcap app to adjust icon colors and materials in Webflow to maintain visual consistency across sections.
• Product pages with 3D mockups: Build product pages featuring 3D device visualizations and product renders. Export animated GIFs or MP4 videos of rotating 3D scenes from Pixcap to showcase products from multiple angles.
• Campaign pages with branded characters: Design landing pages using posable 3D characters that represent your audience personas. Customize character poses and brand colors through the Pixcap app to create visuals for onboarding flows or feature walkthroughs.
• Portfolio sites with 3D icon systems: Develop service pages where each capability is represented by a consistent 3D icon set. Use the Pixcap app to customize matching icons for each service offering and adjust colors and materials directly in Webflow.