A 3D scene is the one thing a screenshot can't do justice — the whole point is that it moves, orbits, reacts. You built one in Spline; now a client or your audience should be able to grab it and spin it, not squint at a flat render. Export the scene as a self-contained page and drop it in: you get a private link that opens the live, interactive scene in any browser, no plugin and no account. It's off search by default, so a concept reaches the people you choose instead of the open web.
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Export your Spline scene to a self-contained page — the HTML with its viewer and assets, zipped if they're separate — and drop it in. A private link appears in seconds; no deploy, no account, nothing to install for the viewer.
Send the link. It opens the live scene in the browser — orbit, zoom, click the hotspots — on a laptop or a phone. That's the scene doing what a render can't, going only to the people you send it to.
Keep control as you refine it: re-export and re-upload, the link stays the same; password a client-only concept; set an expiry on a pitch; and on Studio put it on your own domain so the work reads as yours.
Yes, if you export a self-contained scene. miinideck serves the page Spline gives you, and the WebGL viewer runs in the browser — orbit, zoom, and interactions all work, on any device, with no plugin and no account for the viewer. Heavy scenes can be large, so keep the export reasonable for a smooth load on phones.
Spline's link lives on their platform. A miinideck link is your page on a private, unguessable URL — off search, and yours to password, expire, or move onto your own domain. Use Spline's link when their platform is fine; use a private link when the scene should reach only the people you choose and carry your name.
The interactive scene runs client-side and works here as-is. If it has to fetch live data, save state per user, or hide a key, that's a real backend — Vercel or Netlify — and you'd wire the scene to it there, then share the static front end privately.
Yes. The link is unguessable and no-indexed, so an unreleased concept stays off search and opens only for the people you send it to. Password it for a single client, and set an expiry so a pitch link closes after the meeting.
Free links self-destruct after 7 days. On Solo ($4.99/mo) and up they never expire, so a portfolio scene stays live at the same URL; Studio ($14.99/mo) adds a custom domain and white-label so it reads as yours end to end.
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