3D Model Viewer & Converter
Open a 3D model, check whether it is ready to print, fix its orientation and units, then save it in another format.
Your file is NOT uploaded. Everything runs in your own browser, so it stays private and fast.
Formats it opens
- STL β binary and ASCII, the most common 3D printing format.
- 3MF β slicer projects (Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer): every object on the plate, with its position and rotation.
- OBJ β from Blender, ZBrush and other 3D apps; polygons are split into triangles.
- PLY β ASCII or binary, often from 3D scans.
- GLB / glTF β without Draco compression; metres are turned into mm.
What do the numbers mean?
- Volume is computed from the model surface (the model must be closed for it to be exact).
- Solid weight = volume Γ density (PETG 1.27 g/cmΒ³, PLA 1.24 g/cmΒ³). A normal print is much lighter because its inside is mostly hollow (infill).
- Open edges = holes in the surface. Models with holes often fail to slice or print oddly; those edges are marked in red.
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