Adobe Dimension — 3.2

: You can create realistic paper products like letterheads and envelopes by importing 2D designs from Adobe InDesign or Illustrator and applying them as decals onto 3D plane models.

Adobe Dimension 3.2 introduced several new features, notably (like cubes, planes, and spheres) that allow for detailed control over properties like bevels and corner radius. Adobe Dimension 3.2

: When preparing your canvas for a 2D print output from your 3D scene, refer to the Adobe Paper Sizes Guide to match dimensions for C0 through C10 formats. Version & Support Note : You can create realistic paper products like

Adobe Dimension has largely been succeeded by for more advanced 3D workflows. As of early 2026, the stable version of Dimension is 4.1.7 . If you are specifically limited to version 3.2, your "paper" effects will primarily rely on the Matte material to simulate a non-reflective surface. Version & Support Note Adobe Dimension has largely

: Dimension is frequently used for branding and packaging , allowing you to wrap vector graphics or images onto paper-based models like coffee bags or shopping bags.

If you are looking for a or asset within Dimension, here are the most relevant options: Common "Paper" Assets & Workflows

To see how materials like paper or matte surfaces are applied to shapes in this specific version, check out this scene setup tutorial: