Exporting a 3D model (GLB)

Need your room in another 3D tool? Export the whole scene as a standard GLB file.

Updated 2026-06-19

Export your design as a GLB — the binary glTF format for AR viewers, Blender, SketchUp, Unity, and many other 3D tools.

Step by step

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Open the GLB export
Top bar → Share / Export → Export to GLB. The Export as 3D model dialog opens.
Export as GLB — a full 3D scene for AR, Blender, SketchUp, or the web.
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What you get
A .glb file containing the full 3D scene — walls, doors, windows, stairs, and furniture, the same geometry the 3D view renders. It's AR-ready (iOS Quick Look, Android Scene Viewer) and opens in Blender, SketchUp, three.js, and Babylon.js.
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Export
Click Export GLB. Building the model takes one to three seconds on a furnished plan; the file then downloads. Size is typically 5–50 MB depending on furniture count.

Blender, Three.js, A-Frame, Babylon.js, Unity, Unreal, Apple AR Quick Look — all accept GLB. Drag into a glTF viewer to inspect.

GLB is a 3D model for viewers and 3D tools, not an editable RoomSketch3D design. To move a design between accounts, export JSON instead.

GLB export is web-only. Export it from the web app; the file then opens in AR and 3D tools on any device.

Yes. Blender imports glTF natively. SketchUp supports it through a plugin.

Native file write requires a bridge to the OS that isn't enabled on iOS/Android yet. Use the web version to export GLB.

Yes — GLB opens in AR viewers on iOS and Android, and in 3D tools like Blender and SketchUp. Export it from the web app first.

No — GLB is a model for viewing and 3D tools. To move an editable design between accounts, export JSON instead.

Draw it, furnish it, walk through it in 3D — on web, iOS, and Android.

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