3D Product Viewer — Spin It, Zoom It, Judge It

Drop in a .glb or .gltf model and inspect it from every angle. Useful for furniture, packaging, 3D-print files and any product listed with a 3D asset.

Quick answer: Inspect 3D product models in your browser: load a .glb or .gltf file, orbit, zoom and measure proportions before you buy or before you print. Model stays on your device.

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🔒 The model is parsed locally — never uploaded. Drag on the canvas to orbit.

How to use

  1. Load a .glb or .gltf model (or start with the built-in demo shape).
  2. Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom.
  3. Toggle the grid and auto-rotate while you inspect.

About this tool

A product photo shows one angle chosen by the seller. A 3D model shows every angle, including the back, the underside and the joinery. This viewer runs the open standard glTF entirely in your browser, so the model file is never uploaded — which matters when the file is a supplier's unreleased packaging design or a paid asset. Use it to check real proportions before ordering furniture, to inspect a 3D-print file for thin walls before you spend filament, or to review a packaging mock-up without installing specialist software.

FAQ

Is my model uploaded?
No. The file is parsed in your browser and never sent anywhere.
Which formats work?
glTF 2.0 — .glb (binary, single file) and .gltf with its .bin and textures in the same folder.
Where do I get product models?
Furniture brands increasingly ship .glb on the product page; SketchUp and Blender export glTF; CGTrader and Sketchfab list free glTF samples.
Can I measure the model?
The viewer reports the model's bounding-box size if the file carries real-world units; many exports are unitless, so always confirm with the seller.
Does it work on phones?
Yes — drag to orbit, pinch to zoom.
Why is my model invisible?
Usually a missing texture folder (.gltf needs its .bin and images alongside) or a model with no lights — try the built-in demo to confirm the viewer works.