Open a 3D model and stage it like a product shot: one-tap Looks set sky, sun and colour together, a draggable sun dial aims the light, and any surface can be recoloured or swapped. Walk through it, draw a plan, snapshot a view, or publish a private link a client can open on any device. The model stays in your browser until you publish.
Model Showroom
Runs in the browser — nothing to install.
| Input | .3dm · .ifc · .glb · .obj · .fbx |
| Output | Lit interactive scene + plan |
| Runs | In your browser |
How it works
The model is loaded and lit entirely in your browser, so the free viewer costs nothing and the file never leaves the machine. Publishing a link is the one step that stores the model and its scene, so a client can open it without an account.
- The model is read in the browser and never uploaded while you are staging it.
- A Look sets sky, sun, colour and floor as one coherent state you can then adjust.
- A ground click resolves to a plan cut at the height you choose.
- Publishing stores the model and its scene so a link can open it on any device.
Using it
Open a model
Drop a .glb, glTF, .3dm, .obj, .fbx or .ifc on the start panel, or use Replace to swap it later.
Choose a Look
The Looks panel sets sky, sun, colour and floor together in one tap; fine-tune anything in Settings.
Move the sun
Open Sun & time for the draggable dial and time-of-day presets, or switch to a studio environment in Settings.
Restyle a surface
Click any surface to open the material menu, pick a preset or colour, or use the Library to swap furniture.
Frame and keep views
Use the camera presets, Fit model and Turntable, then Save this angle to reuse a view.
Walk, snap, plan or share
Switch to Walk to move through the model, Snap for a PNG, Plan for an SVG/PNG/DXF drawing, or Share for a private link.
What to trust it for
- Presenting a model to a client without a render machine.
- Trying lighting and material directions in minutes.
- Sending an interactive link instead of a static image.
- Getting a scaled plan drawing out of a model.
What not to use it for
- Photoreal final renders or a substitute for a renderer.
- Production BIM work — this is a presentation surface.
- Accurate material specifications.
Known limits
- A published link carries the model and scene you set, not your local model library.
- Quality adapts to the machine's graphics; pin it in Settings.
- The plan is a schematic cut, not a construction drawing.
Tips
- Do — Pick a Look first — it sets a coherent starting point you can then adjust.
- Avoid — Expecting a published link to carry locally-imported objects — those revert to the original geometry.
Model Showroom
Runs in the browser — nothing to install.