Explore a packaged model
Open a single GLB containing its geometry and supported embedded appearance data.
YOUR 3D SCENE, AT A GLANCE.
Free online GLB viewer.
Bring a GLB model into view. Explore its shape and supported materials in an interactive browser preview.
Just open. Look around.
Free to use. No account needed.
YOUR MODEL, EVERY ANGLE Files stay on your device
Opening your 3D workspace
Your model stays on your device.
STL · STEP / STP · OBJ · 3MF · GLBUp to 50 MB · Open any supported format on this page
A CLOSER LOOK
View a binary glTF model in your browser
GLB packages glTF scene data into a binary file and can include meshes, materials, and textures. Choose your GLB to inspect its supported geometry and appearance. The preview runs on your device and leaves the original file unchanged.
Inspect shape and appearance
Rotate and zoom to see the model from different angles, including its supported materials.
Open without an account
View files up to 50 MB locally in your browser, with no file upload or sign-in.
Good to know before you open a file
- Export an uncompressed GLB with embedded geometry and textures. Draco, Meshopt, and KTX2 compression are not supported, and external resources are not fetched.
- This is a static visual inspection tool. It does not edit scenes, play animations, or validate a model for 3D printing.
ONE VIEWER. ALL YOUR FILES.
Find your format.
Each page opens every supported format.
Choose one for its file-specific guidance.
A LITTLE MORE TO KNOW
Questions?
Let’s make it clear.
Practical answers about viewing your files.
What is the difference between GLB and glTF?
glTF is a format for delivering 3D scenes. A GLB is its binary container and can package geometry and appearance data in one file. This viewer accepts the .glb container.
Will a GLB preview include materials and textures?
Supported materials and embedded resources can appear in the preview. Unsupported extensions, compressed data, or externally linked resources may prevent a model from loading or limit its appearance.
Does opening a GLB make it ready to 3D print?
No. A GLB can be intended for visualization rather than manufacturing. Check scale, closed geometry, wall thickness, and other printing requirements in suitable CAD software or a slicer.