Viewer

View everything.
With nothing to install.

Your client opens a link and sees the part in their browser: they turn it, measure it, section it, with no CAD licence. Invite them, and they can annotate it too.

Drag to rotate the part
On the part

An engineer’s moves, in the browser.

Measure, section, annotate, compare. Whatever you place on the part stays there, attached to the version you placed it on.

Measure and dimension

Dimension without reopening your CAD.

Distance, diameter, radius, angle, plane to plane, center distance, face area. Or let the dimension follow: point at a hole, a face, a vertex, and it knows what to measure. Save it, and it stays on the part for everyone who opens it after you.

Section and exploded view

See inside the part.

Slice the assembly and move the section plane, or explode it to understand how it goes together.

Anchored notes

Say it where it matters.

A note, a dimension or a capture placed on the part, a highlight on a PDF. Every mark remembers the version you placed it on.

Version comparison

Spot what changed.

Overlay two versions, wipe from one to the other, or show them side by side. On 3D, on DXF drawings and on PDFs.

The assembly, checked

Build the assembly, then check it.

The viewer does more than show one part at a time: it composes the assembly and checks it on the exact geometry.

Assembly and positioning

Build the assembly from your own files.

Pick several parts and compose them into an assembly, or bring a component into a part that is already there. Move it, rotate it, snap it to an axis or a plane: its position is saved, and the next person opens the assembly exactly as you left it. Adding a component is a permission like any other, so grant it and your client places the part themselves.

See how rights are set
Interference detection

Know whether two parts touch.

Run the check: it works on the original STEP and IGES, not on the display approximation. You follow its progress component by component, and the ones that collide come back in red in the scene.

Depending on the file

Every format has its own tools. None is left out.

The viewer adapts to what you open: it only shows the tools that make sense for that file.

    • STEP
    • IGES
    • STL
    • GLB

    3D models

    • Measurement and dimensioning, or the dimension inferred
    • Section plane and exploded view
    • Assembly tree: isolate, hide
    • Attached parts: attach, move, rotate
    • Interference detection
    • Version comparison
    • Notes anchored on the part
    • Capture downloaded or saved as a note
    • DXF
    • DWG

    2D drawings

    • Layers to switch on and off
    • Measurement and dimensioning
    • Annotations: marker, box, circle
    • Version comparison
    • Capture saved as a note
    • PDF

    PDF documents

    • Page navigation
    • Sheet rotation
    • Text highlighter
    • Annotations: marker, box, circle
    • Version comparison
    • Electronic signature
    • PNG
    • JPG
    • SVG
    • WEBP

    Images

    • Zoom and framing
    • Version history
    • Notes, conversations and tasks

Whatever the file: versions, notes, conversations, tasks, activity log and permissions, in the right-hand panel.

Produce a dimensioned sheet from the part
Also included
  • Views and reference marks

    Six standard views plus isometric, a compass, a scale bar, in perspective or parallel.

  • Three display modes

    Solid, wireframe or x-ray, depending on what you are showing.

  • Snapping to the point you aim at

    The cursor snaps to the nearest vertex, hole center, axis or face center.

Open your 3D files in the browser.

Upload a file, share a link, and let your client explore the part.

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