FBX → multi-view screenshots, ideal for game asset previews and documentation.
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Render FBX as static images for game asset previews, documentation, and sharing. Capture animation frames; provide external textures. Supports multi-view layout and annotations.
DefaultHorizontal four-up
Choose multi-view arrangement: horizontal four-up, vertical four-up, or a custom set of views and columns.
Front, right, top and perspective in one row (1×4).
Front, right, top and perspective in one column (4×1).
Pick views and column count for a custom grid.
When using custom layout, choose which camera directions to include.
Default3
Range1 – 5
Number of columns in the custom grid (1-5, capped by selected view count).
Default0.012
Range0 – 0.1 · step 0.005
Outer margin around the board as a fraction of the short edge.
Default0.012
Range0 – 0.05 · step 0.002
Spacing between viewports as a fraction of the short edge.
Default#ffffff
Fill color for the margin area; transparent is allowed (falls back to white for JPG).
Default#f5f5f5
Background for each 3D viewport; pick a color or transparent (alpha kept for PNG/WebP).
DefaultOff
Display bounding box dimensions in the selected unit.
Defaultmm
Unit
DefaultOn
Show Watermark
Defaultany3d.cc
Watermark title text (default any3d.cc).
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG up to 5MB; auto-resized for watermark
DefaultBottom-left
Corner placement of the watermark on the board.
Default0.08
Range0.04 – 0.3 · step 0.005
Watermark size as a fraction of the board short edge (~0.04-0.3).
Default0.8
Range0.2 – 1 · step 0.05
Watermark opacity (0.2-1).
DefaultPNG
Image Format
Default1x
Resolution Scale
Drag and drop your FBX file into the upload area, or click to browse
Choose landscape, portrait, or custom layout. Toggle dimension annotations, units, and watermark
Download PNG, JPG, or WebP images at 1x, 2x, or 4x resolution
Scrub the timeline to the target frame or pose, then capture. Export is a still of the current pose: it does not bake the full animation into a video.
FBX often references external texture files. Upload textures with the model (or use a file with embedded resources). Geometry still previews without textures, but the look may be gray or untextured.
The workflow is the same; the difference is packaging. GLB usually embeds materials in one file and renders immediately. FBX more often needs external textures and may require choosing an animation frame first.
Meshes render in the current bound pose. Extreme deformation or special shaders may differ slightly from DCC software: confirm key poses in the preview before export.
The tool uses fixed studio lighting with an HDR environment, so PBR materials render approximately. Lighting, exposure, and post-processing from your DCC application are not reproduced. Treat the preview as the final look.
Files exported from different tools can carry different scale or axis conventions. Check the preview first; if the model appears rotated or mis-sized, fix it with a rotate or scale tool before capturing.
Yes, the renderer supports FBX 6.1 (FileVersion 6100) and newer in both ASCII and binary format. Game assets exported around 2010 are commonly saved as 6.1 and render fine. Files older than 6.1 cannot be parsed, so re-export them from current 3D software before generating images here.
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