In the free version of Webflow, you have access to many powerful features, but there are some limitations on certain advanced options, including the child perspective adjustment for 3D transforms.
Child perspective adjustment is a setting that allows you to control the perspective of child elements within a 3D transformed parent element. It essentially changes how the child elements are visually distorted based on the parent's 3D transform properties.
In the free version of Webflow, you can still apply basic 3D transforms to elements, such as rotations, translations, and scaling, but you won't have the ability to fine-tune the child perspective adjustment.
To leverage the child perspective adjustment feature, you would need to upgrade to a paid plan, such as the Lite, Pro, or Team plan. These plans provide access to additional advanced features, including the ability to adjust the child perspective in 3D transforms.
It's worth noting that even without the child perspective adjustment feature, you can still create impressive 3D effects and animations in Webflow's free version. You have control over other properties like transform origin, rotation, and translation, which can still help you achieve great results.