Circle.js

A Free and Simple way for a 3D Gallery on your website.
Transform a simple images list in a 3D gallery. No complex parameter, no javascript modification.
Circle.js is based on THREE JS.

Démo

Example of a simple 3D gallery

Features

• Transform picture blocks into 3D gallery
• 100% responsive
• Customizable background color
• No GIF compatibilty

Browser support

Circle.js supports all last generation browsers : Chrome, Firefox, Edge.

Installation

CDN

• SCRIPT : https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/getLib/circle.js@main/circle.min.js
• CSS : https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/getLib/circle.js@main/circle.css

Download from GitHub

You can also directly download Circle.js from GitHub.

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Create your 3D Gallery

1) List your images

First of all create the images list. Create a div #circle3dImg and add all your images inside. You can place this block where you want, it will be hide. You need to specify the original width data-width and original height data-height of each image.

<div id="circle3dImg">
<img data-width="1200" data-height="900" src="gallerie/img1.webp" />
<img data-width="1200" data-height="900" src="gallerie/img2.png" />
<img data-width="1000" data-height="750" src="gallerie/img3.webp" />
<img data-width="800" data-height="600" src="gallerie/img4.webp" />
</div>

2) Add your 3D canvas

Then you will place your canvas block canvas #circle3dCanvas. Your 3D gallery will be print there. You can place it where you want in your page. Change the background-color with the data-background parameter.

<canvas id="circle3dCanvas" data-background="#fff"></canvas>

Then, define your canvas style. You can do what you want with this block. For responsive size, you just need to add !important after height and width.
Exemple :

#circle3dCanvas{height:40vw !important;width:90vw !important;}

3) Final Touch

Add the Circle .js and .css files at the end of your page.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="circle.css">
<script type="module" src="circle.min.js"></script>

That's it !