Free online OBJ viewer

Open OBJ files right in your browser: rotate, zoom, and check dimensions, volume, and watertightness. Nothing is uploaded, your file stays on your device.

How the viewer works

Drop a file and it renders instantly: drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, right-drag to pan, and toggle wireframe in the corner to see the triangle structure. The panel below the viewer reports exact dimensions, volume, surface area, triangle count, and whether the mesh is watertight.

OBJ files come from Blender, Maya, ZBrush, and most sculpting tools. The viewer reads the geometry; materials from the sidecar .mtl file aren't applied, so you see the bare mesh.

Frequently asked questions

Does my file get uploaded?

No. The file is parsed and rendered in your browser with three.js and WebAssembly. It never leaves your device, and the viewer keeps working offline once the page has loaded.

Why does the size look wrong?

Mesh formats like STL don't store units, so the viewer reads the raw numbers as millimeters. If a model was exported in inches it shows 25.4 times too small; glTF files use meters and can look 1000 times off. The scale tool fixes both in one click.

Can I edit the model here?

The viewer is for inspecting. For quick fixes use the free repair, scale, split, and convert tools linked below. For real changes, like resizing a hole or adding a mount, type what you want in the box under the viewer and the GrandpaCAD chat takes it from there.

Viewers for other formats

STL viewer PLY viewer GLB viewer glTF viewer 3MF viewer STEP viewer 3DM viewer All-format 3D viewer

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