Place camera-facing billboards with custom background and text on your 3D model, choose a camera trajectory, and render a product showcase video entirely in your browser. Supports real-time recording and high-quality path-traced rendering, with no file upload.
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Upload a 3D model, design a billboard with a solid color, gradient or image plus custom text, click the model surface to snap it in place, then pick a camera trajectory preset and render your product showcase. The billboard automatically stays aligned with the camera as it moves, so labels and callouts remain readable from every angle. Use real-time mode for quick video capture, or switch to path-traced mode for more realistic lighting and shadow detail. Rendering runs locally in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
Drop in a GLB, glTF, FBX, OBJ or another common 3D file. It opens only in your browser.
Tip: Models with real textures look best in High Quality.
Choose a Background of colour, gradient or image, then type your label and set Font size and colour.
Tip: Short labels of two to five words stay readable while the camera moves.
Click the spot on the model the label should point to. The billboard always turns to face the camera, and Leader layout sets how the line runs to it.
Tip: Pick a spot that stays visible for most of the camera path.
Pick a Preset such as Orbit or Arc, then set Duration. Turn on Show path to see the route.
Tip: Orbit gives the classic turntable look for store listings.
Use Standard for a quick draft, or High Quality for realistic light and shadows, then export MP4 or WebM.
Tip: Set Aspect ratio to 9:16 for vertical social videos.
A quick draft to share with a colleague
Try: Quality: Standard, Resolution: 720p.
A polished hero video for a product page
Try: Quality: High Quality, 1080p or higher, and more Samples per frame.
A vertical clip for social media
Try: Aspect ratio: 9:16 with the Orbit preset.
A product standing on a display
Try: Turn on Ground Shadow and choose a Display Pedestal shape.
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WebMA short video that presents a 3D model from multiple angles with labels or billboards overlaid. This tool lets you place camera-facing billboards on the model and move the camera along a preset trajectory to generate it.
Yes. Billboard labels automatically rotate to face the camera throughout the animation, so they stay clearly readable from any angle. That makes them great for feature callouts and product annotations.
When you click on the 3D model, the tool detects the clicked surface point and anchors the billboard there while optimizing the offset distance. This keeps labels clear and helps prevent clipping into the model.
Real-time mode captures the live preview quickly and exports a video with minimal wait. Path-traced mode renders more realistic materials, lighting, and reflections at higher quality, but takes longer to produce each frame.
You can export MP4 or WebM. MP4 may fall back to WebM depending on your browser's MediaRecorder support. Rendering and export are handled locally in your browser, so no files are uploaded to a server.