Orbit & zoom
Rotate the part, pan across a surface, or zoom in to inspect a detail.
Inspect your 3D models from every angle. Open an STL file to explore its surface, wireframe, and dimensions in your browser.
.stl file onto the viewportRotate the part, pan across a surface, or zoom in to inspect a detail.
Switch from solid shading to wireframe to see the triangles behind the surface.
Read the mesh extents along each axis in the file’s original coordinate units.
From file to first inspection.
Select an STL file, drop it onto the viewport, or explore the sample impeller.
Drag to orbit, Shift-drag to pan, and scroll to zoom. On touchscreens, use one finger to orbit or two to pan and pinch.
Choose solid or wireframe shading, then use the camera button to download a PNG.
.stlCompact triangle data in a binary file.
.stlTriangle coordinates stored as readable text.
Your browser reads the file and renders its mesh on your device. Opening a local file does not send it to a server.
STL files do not specify a unit. The viewer shows the difference between the smallest and largest coordinate on each axis. Use the unit you chose when exporting the model.
Yes. Open a file from your device and use touch gestures to inspect it. The size of mesh your browser can display depends on the memory available.
Use the fit button at the top right of the viewport. It centers the current model and restores the initial zoom and viewing angle.