Free tool
3D carousel generator
Build a carousel for your website with sliders. Copy the code, or the prompt.
Twelve to start from
Every one is the real carousel, held still. Point at one to see it move; press it and the tool opens with that style loaded.
What it can do
Curve
A flat row bends into a closed ring.
Depth
The far cards fall away from you.
Rings
One track, or two, or three.
8KB
Gzipped
0
Dependencies
44
Controls
Infinite
Variations
No signup, no build step, no framework. Paste it into a page and it runs.
Questions
How do I add a 3D carousel to my website?
Build the one you want here, then press Export and paste the single block of HTML it gives you into your page. That block carries the carousel's own code inside it, so there is nothing to install and nothing to configure — it runs wherever you put it.
Do I need React, or any framework?
No. What you copy out is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so it runs in a static page, a WordPress template, Webflow, Squarespace, or any framework you like. It does not care what built the page around it.
Can I use my own images?
Yes — the pictures here are placeholders. The exported code lists its images by web address, so swapping in your own is a matter of changing those addresses to yours, and each card can carry a title, a line of caption, a button and a link.
Will a 3D carousel slow my site down?
The carousel itself is about 8KB over the wire, which is smaller than most single photographs. It draws with CSS transforms rather than a canvas, and it stops animating entirely once it scrolls off screen, so a carousel near the top of a page is not still running at the bottom of it.
Does it work on phones, and with a keyboard?
Yes to both. You drag or swipe it on a touch screen, and it takes arrow keys once it has focus. It also reads the reduced-motion setting and holds still for anyone who has asked for that.
Is it free to use in client work?
Yes, and there is no signup. The code you copy out is yours to use in commercial and client projects — the tool costs nothing and asks for nothing.
What is a coverflow carousel?
A coverflow is a row of cards curving gently away on both sides of a focused one, each turned to face the middle, so the row reads as depth rather than as a flat strip. It is the arrangement Apple used for album art, and it is the first of the twelve above.