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Free online GLB viewer

Open a GLB file, rotate and zoom in 3D, and check its meshes, materials and textures. No signup; your file stays in your browser.

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Your model, from every angle.

GLB · 20 MB

or drop it here

Your file stays in your browser.

File size
20 MB
Accepted format
GLB
Processing
Local

One format. Your tools.

Inspect your GLB files here, then continue in your 3D environment.

A quick check before your next step.

Open

Drop a GLB with embedded textures.

Explore

Rotate the object and zoom into details.

Inspect

Switch to wireframe to inspect the mesh.

Helpful answers

How do you open a GLB file?

Choose a .glb file from your device or drop it into the viewer. Once loaded, drag to rotate and zoom to inspect details. Wireframe mode lets you look at the mesh beneath its textures.

What should you inspect before using a model?

Look at the front, back and underside. Check thin parts, gaps and texture seams. The counters show meshes, materials, textures and animations declared in the file; they are not a quality score.

GLB or glTF: which file should you choose?

GLB packages glTF model data in a binary file. For this viewer, choose a standard GLB with embedded textures, smaller than 20 MB. Separate .gltf files and compression extensions are not supported here.

From a photograph to a model in Blender

In the Segmentit Studio, import a photo, select the object and generate its 3D model. Download your GLB. In Blender, use File → Import → glTF 2.0, then check its scale and materials in your scene. Return to this viewer for a quick export check.

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