GLB Viewer
Inspect any .glb model — orbit, pan and zoom, tune lighting, read mesh statistics and export a PNG. Runs locally, nothing is uploaded.
Supports binary glTF (.glb) up to ~150 MB. Remote URLs are fetched directly by your browser, so the host must allow cross-origin requests.
Camera
Lighting
Performance
低端设备上开启：关闭阴影、使用轻量环境并停止自动旋转，明显降低 GPU 占用。
Model information
Load a model to see its format, meshes, vertices, triangles and bounds.
About this tool
Inspect a GLB without installing anything
Open a local .glb file or paste a publicly reachable http(s) URL. You can orbit, pan and zoom the model, switch lighting and background presets, read mesh statistics, and export the current view as a PNG.
Private by design
Local files are read into memory as blob URLs and are never uploaded. There is no account, no server-side conversion and no storage of your models. A ?url= deep link lets you share a model that is already hosted elsewhere.
What the model information panel shows
The viewer reads the GLB header and JSON chunk to report mesh and material counts, so you can check an export before sending it to a printer or a client. Parsing also happens in the browser.
Frequently asked questions
Which 3D file formats can I open?
This viewer currently supports .glb files. OBJ and STL are not supported yet.
Is my model uploaded or stored?
No. Local files stay in your browser's memory, and URL mode only fetches the link you provide. Nothing is saved on our servers.
Is there a wireframe mode?
Not yet. The current controls cover camera, lighting, background, model information and PNG export.
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