Spline vs UiChemy
Pricing
Spline: Free tier, Pro from $7/mo
UiChemy: Free plan (1,000 credits/mo), Designer $11/mo ($8/mo billed yearly)
Description
Spline: 3D design tool that runs in the browser and exports interactive 3D for websites
UiChemy: Figma and WordPress plugins that turn Figma designs, prompts and AI-built pages into editable Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks pages
Pros
- Browser-based 3D editor with no install, much lower barrier than Blender
- Exports interactive 3D scenes you can embed directly on a webpage
- Free tier includes unlimited projects and real-time collaboration
- Pages arrive as native Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks content on your own site and keep working if you stop paying
- Imports from Figma and also from AI builders such as Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Claude
- Free plan with 1,000 credits a month and no card required
Cons
- Exported 3D embeds can be heavy (adds 1-3MB to page load if not optimized)
- Not suitable for production 3D work like game assets or product renders
- Smaller community and fewer tutorials compared to Blender or Three.js
- Only useful if your site runs on WordPress, and Bricks output needs a paid Bricks license
- Credits reset every month without carrying over, and AI Express conversions cost more credits than Classic Mode
- The free plan allows one site project of up to five pages
Details
Spline brings 3D design into the browser the same way Figma brought 2D design into the browser. You can model objects, add materials, set up lighting, and animate, all without installing anything. The real selling point for web developers is the export: you get an embed code or React component that drops an interactive 3D scene directly into your site.
The free tier is generous enough for most use cases. Pro at $7/month adds private projects and removes the Spline watermark from exports. The main limitation is scope: this is for hero sections, interactive product showcases, and landing page eye candy. If you need serious 3D modeling, you still need Blender. But for the “I want a spinning 3D object on my homepage” use case, Spline gets it done in an afternoon instead of a week.
UiChemy moves a finished design into WordPress without rebuilding it by hand. You install its Figma plugin and its WordPress plugin, then send a Figma frame to your site, where it arrives as regular Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks content you can keep editing. It can also bring in pages built with Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Claude, or write a whole site from a prompt or a brief.
It suits a founder who designs in Figma, or builds with an AI tool, but wants the site to live on WordPress. The pages are stored in your own WordPress install, so they keep working if you cancel.
The free plan includes 1,000 credits a month, one Figma seat and one site project. Designer costs $11 a month, or $8 a month billed yearly, and raises those limits. Composer plans, from $5 a month billed yearly, cover only the AI code editor that works inside your page builder, using your own AI key. UiChemy is made by POSIMYTH, and every paid plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
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