The paper presents the authors' experience with including interactive 3D objects into HTML and PDF documents, starting with modifying 3D graphics in Maple by means of the library JavaViewLib, followed by its export into the MPL or JVX format and finish by web integration. In the second part authors describe export of Maple 3D graphics into VRML format, then its conversion to U3D with the use of Deep Exploration, and finish with its embedding into a PDF document by means of pdfTeX and the movie15 Package. This procedure preserves the possibility of the user's interaction with 3D objects even in the final PDF document without the necessity of the local installation of Maple or other graphical programs.