Upload almost any format and get an instant, interactive viewer right in your browser — virtual tours, point clouds, meshes, Gaussian splats, BIM models, 360° video, PDFs and maps. Nothing to install.
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Each kind of capture gets its own purpose-built viewer — find yours below and try a live demo, right here on the page.
From any laser scan or 360° camera
Bring your processed scans, or 360° photos from any camera or drone, and you get an explorable tour automatically — linked spheres, a 2D site map, hotspots and comments, all in the browser.
Any file format, any size
Opens instantly in any browser on any device — even a low-end phone on a slow connection — and renders billions of points with zero lag. Built-in panoramas just like ReCap. OpenStreetMap and satellite underlays. IFC/RVT overlay with point-deviation. Measurements, cross-sections, a first-person avatar, etc.
Textured surfaces, right in the scene
OBJ with its MTL material file and textures, GLB and STL — all land in the same scene as your point cloud, so measuring, clipping, the avatar and much more carry straight over.
Photoreal splats that load incredibly fast
Huge files, instant rendering. Level-of-detail streaming plays the heaviest scenes smoothly on any device — even a very weak one. Step inside in orbit or first-person for total immersion.
A modern engine for very large models
Even very large IFC and Revit models open smoothly in the browser. Measure, cut cross-sections, filter by element groups and inspect the parameters of anything you click.
A live GPS map synced to playback
Stream equirectangular 360° video up to 5.7K, with a minimap that tracks your position as it plays — speed, elevation and time, neighbouring routes and KML/KMZ overlays. Click anywhere on the track to jump there.
Calibrate, measure, annotate, flatten
Set a real-world scale from the drawing, then read off distances and areas right in the browser. Draw shapes, text and comments onto any PDF and download a copy with every markup baked in.
With KML/KMZ annotation support
Drape GeoTIFF layers over satellite or topographic basemaps with an opacity slider, add KML/KMZ vector overlays and measure on the map — all in your project's own coordinate system.
A growing set of features that go beyond simply opening a file. Don't see what you need? Just ask — we ship new things fast.
No 360° photos in the project? We generate equirectangular panoramas straight from the point cloud — even from intensity-only (black-and-white) scans, and even from the raw cameras of SLAM scanners. The panoramas often look better than ReCap's.
Have the panoramas and the capture positions but not the cloud? That is enough — upload the panoramas plus a positions file and get a full tour.
Bring panoramas from any 360° camera. GPS-tagged shots drop onto the map automatically and we estimate heading from the route — ideal for car- or backpack-mounted capture. No GPS? Place points by hand on a basemap.
Built-in AI finds people and vehicles on your panoramas and blurs them automatically — GDPR-friendly anonymization with no manual masking.
Point comments can hold safe custom HTML, so a tour can show live readings from external sources in real time — sensors, IoT devices, dashboards. Already wired up over MQTT for clients.
Plug 360-for-you into your own pipelines: list and manage projects, start one straight from a download link, and track status from your tools. Bearer-token auth, documented with Swagger / OpenAPI 3.
Put your own logo on it, host a portfolio on a custom subdomain, and embed any project as a clean iframe with only the UI buttons you choose. Available on every plan.
Panoramas, point clouds and 3D models (RVT, IFC, OBJ, GLB) share a single scene, so measurements, cross-sections and the first-person avatar carry across all of them — an almost augmented-reality feel, in the browser.
Every viewer runs entirely inside your web browser, so the very same link opens on any operating system. No download, no plugin, no app store.
Need an LGSX, RCP, E57 or LAS point-cloud viewer for Mac? An IFC or Revit (RVT) viewer for a tablet? A way to open 3DGS, meshes, GeoTIFF or 360° video files on Linux, Android, iPhone or iPad? It all runs in the browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge — on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and ChromeOS, with nothing to install.
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