Upload a GLB to see 3D preview
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How to upload files, replace textures, and download updated GLB/GLTF/USDZ
This editor lets you quickly replace the Base Color textures (labels / designs) and export updated files for web and AR.
Step-by-step guide:
- Upload the GLB first using GLB → Choose.
- GLB is commonly used for web 3D preview (3D on websites, online viewers, configurators). After GLB loads, you will see a list of editable texture slots.
- Upload the USDZ (optional) using USDZ FILE → Choose.
- USDZ is the format used by Apple for AR Quick Look (iPhone/iPad). If you upload USDZ, your texture changes can be exported into the USDZ too.
- Replace images in the slot list: click Change on the needed slot and select a PNG / JPG / WEBP file.
- Each slot shows the recommended Size (in pixels) for the replacement design. Using the same size gives the best quality and avoids blur.
- When you purchased the product, you received the original design source files (JPG) in the archive. You can open these files in Adobe Photoshop, edit the design, export the image, and then replace it in the editor. File names in the source archive and in the editor slots are the same, so you can easily match each design file with the correct slot.
- Preview your result on the right — GLB updates instantly. Use the side dots (Front/Right/Back/Left/Top/Bottom) to check different angles.
- Download your updated files in the DOWNLOAD FILES section: GLB (web), GLTF (archive export), and USDZ (Apple AR — available only if USDZ was uploaded).
For re-editing, always upload the exact GLB / USDZ file you downloaded from us. The editor works only with that file because texture slots and names are linked to it.
Tips:
• If USDZ download is disabled — upload a USDZ file first.
• For best results, export your designs in sRGB (standard PNG/JPG).
• Viewer lighting can differ from your renderer — textures are still saved correctly.
• If the 3D preview or file upload does not work correctly, please try enabling a VPN and reload the page. In some regions, access to external 3D libraries may be restricted by the network or provider.
