Paperlab: interactive 3D paper for the web
A free browser editor and React library for 3D paper effects, including folds, unrolling, peeling, animated galleries and spatial scenes.
About this resource
Spherium by Javier Crocco creates stylized globes and world maps. Continents are assembled from individual elements, with their appearance controlled in the browser. It can support visual work around travel, geography or international projects. Structure offers circles, squares, triangles, hexagons, lines and other point shapes. Density and ordered or random distribution change the map’s overall character. Continent shortcuts provide a quick way to select a regional view. Point size, colour and opacity are adjustable, including visibility on the far side. Environment controls cover meridians, parallels and the globe background. These settings allow anything from a light dotted diagram to a denser composition. The Export menu offers SVG, HTML, GLB and OBJ. SVG represents the current view for vector work, HTML targets web use, and GLB or OBJ provides a 3D-model route. These are observed interface options, rather than a guarantee of compatibility with every editor. The beta opened without payment or registration during review. It depends on WebGL support, and high point density can affect performance. No separate published commercial-output licence was found, so clarify rights before using the result in a client project.
Usage and licensing
The editor was freely accessible during review. A separate commercial licence for exported material was not found; free access alone does not establish those rights.
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