Importing 3D Models - Vizcom Docs

When to import 3D Models

Importing 3D models is ideal for designers, product developers, and teams who already have base 3D assets — whether created in CAD software, sculpted in 3D tools, or downloaded from libraries — and want to:

• Validate concepts by sketching over real 3D volume
• Produce high-quality AI-assisted renderings of existing models
• Integrate design ideation and visualization in one workflow
• Save time rebuilding geometry from scratch

This feature is part of Vizcom’s 3D Layers system and works in the 2D Studio / Workbench environment.

How to import 3D Models

1. Create a new file or open an existing one.
2. Click the insert button. Choose the option to upload your 3D model.
3. Select your 3D file. Supported formats include:
   • .glb / .gltf
   • .obj
   • .fbx
   • .stl
4. Position your model on the canvas. Move, rotate, and scale the 3D asset to your desired view.
5. Sketch or render over your model. Use brushes and layers to draw on top of the 3D volume, create annotations, or generate coherent renderings.
6. Generate a rendering. Use the Generate button to produce a high-quality render that incorporates both your model and sketch work.

Tips & FAQ

Import models with clean geometry and centered origin points for the best positioning and sketch alignment.

Use imported 3D models as underlays. Combine them with sketch layers to explore design variations or surface details.

FAQ

• Which 3D formats are supported?

Vizcom accepts .glb, .gltf, .obj, .fbx, and .stl formats.

• Can I draw directly over the imported model?

Yes. Once the model is placed, you can add sketch layers and refine visuals with brushes and prompts.

• Do imported models appear in renders?

Yes. When you generate a render, the imported 3D geometry is integrated with your sketch layers for cohesive visuals.

Next Steps

• Explore 3D Layers. Learn how to combine model imports with sketching and rendering workflows.
• Try 2D to 3D Conversion. Generate new 3D models from your sketches or renders.
• Export Your Visuals. After importing and refining, export your work for presentations, AR experiences, or physical prototyping.