3D Viewer

Updated May 2026

The 3D Viewer is a free in-browser tool for viewing and inspecting 3D files. Drag and drop a model to view it instantly with realistic lighting and full orbit controls. No account needed, no credits used, and your files never leave your computer.

3D Viewer showing a model with HDRI environment lighting A model loaded in the 3D Viewer with HDRI environment lighting

Open the 3D Viewer

Supported formats

  • GLB / GLTF
  • FBX
  • OBJ (with MTL)
  • STL

Features

HDRI environment lighting - Choose from several environment maps to see how your model looks under different lighting conditions. The HDRI provides realistic reflections on metallic and glossy surfaces.

Material inspection - View individual material channels including albedo, normal map, roughness, and metallic. This helps you verify that textures exported correctly.

Screenshot export - Capture a high-resolution screenshot of your current view. Useful for sharing previews or creating thumbnails.

Orbit, pan, and zoom - Left-click to orbit, right-click to pan, scroll to zoom. The viewer centers automatically on your model.

Privacy

All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to any server. This makes the viewer suitable for confidential or pre-release work.



Frequently Asked Questions

Can I view a GLB file online without installing software?

Yes. 3D AI Studio’s free 3D Viewer runs entirely in your browser with no installation, no account, and no file uploads. Just drag and drop your GLB, GLTF, FBX, OBJ, or STL file and you can orbit, pan, and zoom around the model with realistic HDRI lighting.

Is the 3D Viewer free to use?

Completely free, with no credit cost and no account required. 3D AI Studio processes everything locally in your browser, so your files never leave your computer. This makes it safe for confidential or pre-release models.

Can I inspect textures and materials in the viewer?

Yes. The 3D AI Studio viewer lets you switch between material channels including albedo, normal map, roughness, and metallic. This is useful for checking that your texture export is correct before importing into a game engine or renderer.

How do I take a screenshot of my 3D model?

Load your model in the 3D AI Studio 3D Viewer, position the camera where you want it, and click the screenshot button to capture a high-resolution image. You can use this for quick previews, portfolio thumbnails, or sharing with collaborators.