3D Viewer for Packaging Design: Share Box and Label Mockups Instantly

Share 3D packaging mockups with clients without software. OmniView 3D for packaging studios: boxes, bottles, labels: embed on e-commerce product pages.

Packaging 3D approval involves many stakeholders: design studio, brand client, marketing team, retail buyers. Sending an ArtiosCAD file, a KeyShot scene, or a Blender model requires the recipient to have the software installed — which is almost never the case. OmniView 3D turns your 3D mockup into a shareable interactive link in 60 seconds.

Packaging Software and Supported Formats

OmniView 3D supports all packaging design tool export formats: GLB/GLTF (from Blender, Cinema 4D, KeyShot with export plugin) — best quality for the web, PBR materials, high-resolution textures; OBJ (from ArtiosCAD export via Illustrator, Blender, Cinema 4D) — universal; STEP (for packaging with precise geometry: bottles, caps, closures — from ArtiosCAD 3D or SolidWorks Packaging).

Packaging Use Cases

• Client approval: share an interactive 3D link instead of a PDF or static render — the client rotates the box and zooms in on the label
• Marketing brief: present multiple packaging variants in a meeting from a browser
• E-commerce integration: iFrame embed on the product page for online shoppers
• Import/export approval: send the 3D model to a foreign distributor for visual sign-off
• Pre-print prototyping: verify proportions and text alignment before ordering a physical prototype

How do I share a 3D packaging mockup with a client?

Export your mockup from Blender as GLB or from ArtiosCAD as OBJ. Upload to OmniView 3D. Copy the link and send it by email or Slack. The client sees the box in interactive 3D from their browser — on desktop or mobile — with no software to install.

Can I embed a 3D packaging viewer on my e-commerce site?

Yes. Copy the iFrame embed code from OmniView 3D and paste it into your Shopify product page (Custom HTML section), WooCommerce (HTML block), or any CMS supporting iFrame. The shopper sees the box in 3D, rotates it, zooms in on the label — no app download required.

What 3D format should I use for packaging online?

GLB is the recommended format for displaying packaging online: it bundles textures, materials, and normals into a single compact file. Export from Blender (File → Export → glTF 2.0 → GLB). For packaging with complex geometry (bottles, caps, closures), STEP better preserves precise geometry.