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# Jimdo

## Introduction

SwiftXR is a powerful platform for creating and sharing interactive 3D, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) experiences on the web. With the SwiftXR (3D/AR/VR) Integration for Jimdo, you can easily integrate SwiftXR Projects into your Jimdo website, enabling you to create immersive  and interactive web experiences.

Creating a Project in SwiftXR

* Navigate to the SwiftXR Hub: Begin by visiting the SwiftXR Hub, or alternatively click on this link: <https://swiftxr.io/hub>&#x20;
* Initiate Project Creation: Once on Hub, click the “Create Project” button and enter your desired project name.
* Design or Develop: Utilize the intuitive editor to effortlessly add and customize SwiftXR components, bringing your 3D vision to life.

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## Publishing your SwiftXR Project

* Utilize the editor to create your 3D vision using the SwiftXR components. Once satisfied with your creation, press the “Publish” or “Update” button to make your project live

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## Copy Embed Code

* After publishing, click the dropdown button beside the “Update” button and select “Share.” Within the Share modal, click the “Copy Embed” button to copy the embed code for your project

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## Integrating SwiftXR into Jimdo Website

* Go to <https://www.jimdo.com/login/> and “Log In” if you already have an account, If you do not have an account yet, simply “Create an account”
* Select a site you want to edit: Choose a site from the various sites below  to edit

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## Choose the Page & Section

* From the left Navigation Menu, pick the page where you want the 3D/AR model to appear

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## Select the site you want to edit

* Hover over the section where you want to place the model and click “Add Element”

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## Add an Embed/HTML Widget

* In the element list, search for “Widget/HTML” (or custom code) and click on it to insert it into the page

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## Paste your SwiftXR Code

* Inside the HTML widget editor, paste your SwiftXR “iframe code” and click on “Save” in the bottom right corner.

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## Viewing your Scene in the Web, AR or VR

* Save and publish the Jimdo website and view the link on any device to explore it immersively

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## Conclusion

Integrating SwiftXR into your Jimdo website allows you to showcase products in 3D and AR directly on your pages. With just a simple iframe embed, you can provide visitors with an interactive and engaging shopping experience. This not only helps customers better understand your products but also builds trust, reduces uncertainty, and can lead to higher sales and lower return rates

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