3D
Configurator
Make your product
an experience.
Materials, movement, choices. Build an interactive product in your browser, then share it with the world.
Same product.
Their point of view.
Let people find their finish, explore the shape and see how it comes together.
One product. More possibilities.
Offer different colors and finishes. Connect material choices to your own on-screen controls.
Show the details that matter.
Compose the view, shape the lighting and guide visitors around your product with camera transitions.
Let the story unfold.
Reveal how the pieces fit with exploded views, assembly sequences and animations triggered by interactions.
Illustrative product studies. Create these experiences in the editor with materials, cameras, animation and Screen UI.
You set the scene.
They explore it.
Create the product story once. Bring it to your website with a published viewer.
- 01 / CREATE
Give it character.
Import a model or build with primitives. Set the materials, lighting and camera.
- 02 / CONFIGURE
Make it respond.
Add product variations, on-screen controls and animation. Connect the choices to actions.
- 03 / PUBLISH
Put it out there.
Share a link or embed the viewer. Connect your website through the Model API when you need more.
The details make
the difference.
Shape the scene, define the choices and give every interaction a purpose. All in one browser workspace.
Compare plans and features- Browser-based 3D scene editing with imported models, primitives and modifiers
- PBR materials, textures, sheen, clearcoat, HDRI lighting and post effects
- Material and model variants with custom Screen UI controls
- Object and camera animation, including exploded views and assembly sequences
- Hotspots, interactions, variables and formulas for product configuration
- Published 3D viewers, iframe embedding and a JavaScript Model API
- Augmented reality handoff on supported mobile devices
Before you
begin.
Find your fit, then make it yours.
What can I build with the 3D Configurator?
Create interactive product presentations with material choices, model variants, hotspots, animations and on-screen controls. Furniture, consumer products and modular assemblies are common starting points. Some authoring and publishing features require a paid plan.
Do I need to write code?
No code is needed to build scenes, arrange controls or connect supported interaction actions. Developers can use the JavaScript Model API to connect a published viewer to their own website logic.
Can I use my existing 3D models?
Yes. Import supported model files such as GLB, glTF, FBX and OBJ, then work with their materials and scene hierarchy. Available export formats depend on your plan. Check complex assets in the viewer before publishing.
Can I animate products and cameras?
Yes. Author object and camera animation and connect playback to interactions. You can create assembly sequences, exploded views and guided product reveals, with easing and timing that suit your design.
How do I put the configurator on my website?
Publish your scene, then use its share link or iframe embed. Your website can communicate with the viewer through supported events and the Model API. Publishing access and visitor usage depend on your plan.
Will my configurator work on a phone?
Published viewers support mobile browsers, with AR handoff on supported devices. Performance depends on scene complexity, texture sizes and the device, so test your scene on the phones your visitors use.
Let them
make it theirs.
Start with a free account. AI tools and advanced features depend on your plan.