Export & sessions

Binary glTF 2.0-the most widely supported 3D interchange format. Geometry and PBR textures are packed into a single file. Compatible with Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, Spline, Three.js, and most other 3D tools.

Autodesk FBX-widely used in game pipelines and animation tools. Exported as a zip containing the FBX file and texture maps. Best for Maya, 3ds Max, and game engine pipelines that expect FBX.

Wavefront OBJ-a simple, universal mesh format. Exported as a zip with the OBJ, MTL material file, and texture images. Widely supported but lacks animation and PBR standardisation.

Stereolithography-geometry only, no textures. Used for 3D printing and CNC workflows. Choose STL when you only need the mesh shape and surface colour is not required.

The viewer has buttons to send the model to a Board, download it, take a screenshot and view it fullscreen. Models can also be placed into a World Generator world from its Add 3D model panel.

The Versions panel lists saved versions of the model. Each can be previewed, downloaded as .glb, .fbx (zip with textures), .obj (zip with textures) or .stl (no textures), and all versions can be exported as one zip.

Every generation is saved and listed in the history strip at the bottom of the page. Each card shows a thumbnail, status (Queued, Running, Converting, Success, Failed), and the model name. Click any card to load that model into the viewer.

Click the session title in the top bar to rename it. The title appears in session history on the home page.

Click the + New button to start a fresh session with a blank input. Previous sessions are preserved and accessible from the history strip or the home page.