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Paperlab

Paperlab

Physical paper as a React component — real 3D sheets that peel, unroll, fold and hang, dialled in through a visual editor.

Free·React·3D·Components
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What is Paperlab?

Paperlab renders physical, realistic paper as a React component: real 3D geometry that peels, unrolls, folds and hangs, rather than a CSS approximation or a pre-rendered video. The editor is where you dial a sheet in — presets to start from, a canvas to see it on, and an inspector for the parameters — and the result goes into a React app as a component. A playground and a reference sit alongside it for exploring the behaviours and looking up the API.

It runs in the browser, and it's free.

Features

  • Real 3D geometry, not a CSS trick or a video
  • Paper that peels, unrolls, folds and hangs
  • Visual editor with presets, canvas and an inspector
  • Drops into a React app as a component
  • Playground and reference alongside the editor

FAQs

Common questions about Paperlab

Is this a CSS effect?
No. Paperlab renders real 3D geometry, which is what lets a sheet peel, unroll, fold and hang rather than only appear to.
How do I use it in a project?
It ships as a React component — you dial a sheet in visually in the editor, then use it in your app.

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