Public URLs can be embedded using an iFrame or a HTML component that enables more flexibility. Components are able to capture the interactions that happen outside the canvas, allowing the 3D content to better connect with the web page where it is embedded (e.g.: create interactions based on the mouse position on the full web page or based on the web page’s scroll state).

• Component: A native HTML component that can capture mouse and scroll interactions outside the embedded area on the web page.
• iFrame: HTML element where interactions are limited to within the embedded area. The iFrame only captures what happens within the frame (Local).

<aside> 💡 If you’re unsure which to pick, it’s usually safe to go for a Component as it has more functionality than an iFrame.

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