Hey everyone, today I'm going to show you how to embed a 3D model into a website. It's super cool and easier than you think! First, you'll need a 3D model file in either .glb or .gltf format. These are the most commonly used 3D file formats for web embedding. Once you have your 3D model file, the next step is to create a webpage where you want to embed the model. You can use HTML to create the structure of the webpage, CSS to style it, and JavaScript to add interactivity. Let's start by creating a div element in your HTML to hold the 3D model. Give it an id so you can easily target it with JavaScript. Next, you'll need to add the actual 3D model to the webpage. You can use libraries like Three.js or Babylon.js to achieve this. These libraries make it super easy to load and display 3D models on the web. Simply include the library in your webpage and use JavaScript to load and render your 3D model file. Once you have successfully loaded and rendered your 3D model, you can add interactivity to it. You can allow users to rotate, zoom, or interact with the model based on their inputs. This adds a fun and engaging element to your webpage. Finally, don't forget to optimize your 3D model for the web. Large 3D models can slow down your webpage's loading time. Use tools to compress and optimize your 3D model file to ensure a smooth user experience. And that's it! You've successfully embedded a 3D model into your website. With a bit of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can bring your webpage to life with an interactive 3D model. Give it a try and impress your visitors with an immersive online experience.