3D Viewer for Architects: Share Models Without Software

Share 3D architecture models with clients: no software required. OmniView 3D supports GLB, FBX, OBJ from Revit, SketchUp, Rhino. Shareable link in 60 seconds.

Architects spend hours building detailed models in Revit, SketchUp, ArchiCAD, or Rhino. The bottleneck: clients, project owners, and contractors can't open those files without expensive licenses. OmniView 3D solves this — upload your model, get a shareable interactive link, send it to anyone.

From Revit or SketchUp to a Shareable Link in 60 Seconds

1. 1Export from Revit (FBX), SketchUp (GLB/OBJ), Rhino (GLB), or ArchiCAD (OBJ)
2. 2Upload to OmniView 3D
3. 3Copy the shareable link
4. 4Client opens an interactive 3D model in their browser — no install required

Use Cases for Architecture Firms

Share design concepts before meetings so clients come prepared. Share structural models with MEP engineers who don't have your CAD license. Post interactive models on your project website. Archive deliverables in a format any stakeholder can access forever.

What is the best free 3D viewer for architects?

OmniView 3D is the best free online 3D viewer for architects sharing models with clients. The key difference: it generates a shareable browser link requiring zero installation on the recipient's side.

How do I share a 3D architecture model with a client?

Export from Revit as FBX, from SketchUp as GLB, or from Rhino as GLB. Upload to OmniView 3D. Copy the link. Send by email or Slack. Your client opens an interactive 3D model in their browser — no Revit, no SketchUp, no plugin.

Can I view Revit files without Revit?

Yes, but you need to export first. Revit's native .rvt format requires Autodesk software. Export from Revit as FBX or use the free Autodesk Viewer for .rvt, then upload the FBX to OmniView 3D for a shareable viewer.

What 3D format should architects use for sharing?

GLB is the best format for web sharing — compact, supports materials and textures, works in all browsers. FBX is a good alternative from Revit or 3ds Max. OBJ works well from SketchUp or Rhino. All three are supported by OmniView 3D.