Gives a landing page a 3D hero object, with a watermark until you pay. Spline is a browser-based 3D design tool for building interactive scenes and exporting them to the web. The Free plan lists limited personal files, unlimited file viewers, web exports with a watermark and access to the Spline Library. Hobby costs $15 a month ($12 billed annually) with unlimited 3D and 2D files, video upload and 2,000 monthly credits. Pro costs $30 a month ($25 annually) with unlimited folders and projects, video export and 3,000 credits. Max costs $70 a month ($60 annually) with 10,000 AI credits. Review data is small and mixed: G2 shows 2 reviews averaging 2.8 out of 5, and Capterra shows 2 reviews at 3.0. A r/Spline3D user said Spline works for very basic 3D linked from a website and gets data heavy beyond that. It suits designers adding simple 3D to a site who accept a watermark on free exports.
Free tier quotas
Plan
Free, $0
Files
Limited personal files
Viewers
Unlimited file viewers
Web export
Included with a watermark
Library
Access to the Spline Library
Hobby plan
$15 per month, $12 per month billed annually
Pro plan
$30 per month, $25 per month billed annually
Last sniffed Oct 12, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
👍 Good boy
+The Free plan lists unlimited file viewers and access to the Spline Library.
+A G2 reviewer called Spline one of the best experiences for 3D modelling, with stunning animation techniques and web-friendly exporting.
+Hobby at $15 a month lists unlimited 3D and 2D files, video upload and 2,000 monthly credits.
+Pro lists unlimited folders and projects and video export, with 3,000 monthly credits.
+The pricing page describes real-time collaboration, animations and textures in the browser.
+Annual billing lowers Hobby to $12 a month, Pro to $25 and Max to $60.
👎 Watch out
−Free web exports carry a watermark, and personal files are limited.
−A G2 reviewer said the interface felt clunky and needed multiple attempts to get even simple 3D models processed correctly.
−A G2 reviewer said some export file formats are paywalled.
−G2 shows only 2 reviews, averaging 2.8 out of 5 and split between five stars and one star.
−A r/Spline3D user said the point of Spline is very basic 3D for the web, because heavier scenes get data-expensive.
−A r/threejs poster said they got tired of paying about $20 a month just to export and tweak simple interactive 3D, so they built their own tool.
−A r/Spline3D user said they tried Spline's AI tool for a couple of days and cancelled.
−A r/blender answer said Spline can do some of the same modelling as Blender but is much more limited because it runs online.
The catch
The Free plan is for trying the editor. Web exports carry a watermark and personal files are limited. Hobby at $15 a month (or $12 billed annually) lifts the file limit, and Pro at $30 adds video export and unlimited folders and projects.
Review evidence is thin and mixed. G2 shows two reviews, one positive and one negative, and Capterra shows two. One G2 reviewer said some export formats are paywalled. Reddit users describe Spline as suited to simple 3D on the web, with heavier scenes getting data-expensive, and one poster left over the monthly fee.
The pricing extract does not say which plan removes the watermark, so check the page before you plan a production embed.
What’s included
✓Browser-based 3D editor
✓Real-time collaboration
✓Animations and textures
✓Web export
✓Video upload on Hobby
✓Video export on Pro
✓Spline Library
✓Monthly credits and AI credits on paid plans
Free tier value
Generosity
B
Estimated value
$15/mo (Hobby plan)
Feature parity
Free: limited files, watermarked web exports. Hobby is $15 a month.
Screenshots
HomepagePricing page
Paid plans
Hobby, $15 per month or $12 per month billed annually
Unlimited 3D and 2D files, video upload and 2,000 monthly credits.
Pro, $30 per month or $25 per month billed annually
Unlimited folders and projects, video export and 3,000 monthly credits.
Max, $70 per month or $60 per month billed annually
10,000 AI credits a month, 100MB maximum video size and 10,000 monthly credits.
Common questions
Is Spline free?
Yes. Free lists limited personal files, unlimited file viewers and watermarked web exports.
Can I export for free?
Web exports are included on Free with a watermark.
How much does Hobby cost?
$15 a month, or $12 a month billed annually.
Is it good for complex 3D?
A r/Spline3D user said it suits very basic 3D for the web, and a r/blender answer said it is more limited than Blender.
How many reviews does it have?
G2 shows 2 reviews at 2.8 out of 5 and Capterra shows 2 at 3.0.
Change history
Checked October 22, 2026
The pricing page lists Free, Hobby at $15, Pro at $30 and Max at $70 a month.
