View GLB Files Online, Free
Someone sent you a GLB mesh of the site. You want to look at it and check a dimension, not install a 3D package to do it.
Open the free Lite Viewer and drop in your GLB mesh. It opens in the browser, with no account.
Free, in your browser. No install, no login, no credit card.
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What is a GLB file?
GLB is the binary form of glTF, a common format for 3D meshes. One GLB file packs the model's geometry and textures together, which makes it easy to send. Drone and photogrammetry models are often saved as GLB.
How it works
- Go to 3dviewer.spatialsense.app. There is no sign-up screen.
- Drag and drop your GLB file into the window, or try a sample.
- Move around the mesh, measure, clip a volume and leave comments.
What you can do with a GLB in the Lite Viewer
Measure on the mesh
Measure distance, area, circles and height profiles on a GLB, the same way as on a point cloud.
Clip a volume
Clip the model down to one area so you can see what you need.
Leave comments
Note what you find right on the model.
Save when you are ready
Opening and measuring are free with no account. To save, download or share your work, start a free trial of SpatialSense.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open a GLB file online?
Go to 3dviewer.spatialsense.app and drag your GLB file into the window. It opens in the browser, with nothing to install and no account.
Is the GLB viewer free?
Yes. Opening files, measuring and commenting are free with no account. Saving and downloading need a SpatialSense account.
Can I measure on a GLB model?
Yes. You can measure distance, area, circles and height profiles on a GLB mesh, the same way as on a point cloud.
Which other files does the free viewer open?
The free Lite Viewer opens .las, .laz, .ply, .ifc, .glb and .splat files, one at a time. E57 and PCD scans open in the full SpatialSense platform.
Is my file private?
You do not need an account to open a file in the Lite Viewer, and analytics only runs if you accept cookies. When you save to SpatialSense, projects are private by default and only people you invite can open them.
Open your first file now. Free, in your browser, no account.