Place camera-facing billboards with custom background and text on your 3D model, choose a camera trajectory, then render a product showcase video — right in your browser. Real-time recording or high-quality path-traced render modes. No upload.
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Upload a 3D model, design a billboard (background color, gradient or image plus custom text), click the model surface to snap it in place, then pick a camera trajectory preset and render a showcase video. Billboards automatically face the camera angle so labels remain clear from any viewpoint. Choose real-time mode for instant video recording, or switch to high-quality path-traced mode for realistic lighting and rendering. Everything runs locally in your browser; no file is ever uploaded.
DefaultColor
Choose how the billboard background is filled: solid color, linear gradient, or an uploaded image.
A single solid fill color behind the text.
Two-color linear gradient with adjustable angle.
Use an uploaded image (PNG/JPG/WebP) as the billboard background.
Default#135BEC
Fill color when background type is solid color.
Default#135BEC
Start color of the linear gradient.
Default#ffffff
End color of the linear gradient.
Default0°
Range0° – 360° · step 5°
Direction of the linear gradient in degrees (0–360).
Default1
Range0.1 – 1 · step 0.05
Overall transparency of the billboard background (0.1–1).
Default28px
Range0px – 64px · step 2px
Inner spacing between the text/content and the billboard edge.
Default16px
Range0px – 64px · step 2px
Roundness of the billboard corners.
Defaultsans-serif
System font family used for billboard text (no web fonts are loaded).
Default56px
Range24px – 120px · step 2px
Text size in the panel design space. Changes how large text appears within the card, not world scale.
Default#ffffff
Color of the label text on the billboard.
DefaultCenter
Horizontal text alignment within the billboard.
Align text to the left.
Center the text horizontally.
Align text to the right.
Default600
Thickness of the text (300–800).
Default0.28
Range0.08 – 0.9 · step 0.01
World-space size of a placed billboard relative to the model (independent of font size).
Default0°
Range-180° – 180° · step 5°
In-plane rotation of a selected billboard (degrees).
DefaultUp
How the label connects to the surface anchor. Vertical attaches to the bottom edge; horizontal / L-bend attach to the left or right edge center.
Go straight up from the anchor; the line meets the bottom-center of the billboard.
Go up first, then bend outward (obtuse angle). The line meets the left or right edge center of the billboard.
Extend horizontally outward from the anchor; the line meets the left or right edge center of the billboard.
Default0.25
Range0.05 – 0.8 · step 0.01
Leader length as a fraction of the model radius (for Up and Side layouts).
Default0.2
Range0.05 – 0.8 · step 0.01
Vertical segment length of an L-bend leader (fraction of model radius).
Default0.25
Range0.05 – 0.8 · step 0.01
Outward horizontal segment length for L-bend leaders (fraction of model radius).
DefaultRight
For Side and L-bend layouts: flips the outward direction relative to the model center, and chooses which billboard edge the line attaches to.
Prefer leftward outward direction; the line attaches to the right edge center of the billboard.
Prefer rightward outward direction; the line attaches to the left edge center of the billboard.
Default#374151
Color of the leader line and dots.
Default2
Range1 – 8 · step 0.5
Thickness of the leader line in pixels.
Defaultoff
Use a dashed stroke instead of a solid leader line.
Defaultoff
Show a small dot at the leader end (off by default). The anchor dot is always shown. Leaders are hidden during export.
DefaultMiddle
Vertical position of the text block within the billboard. Defaults to middle.
Align text to the top.
Center text vertically.
Align text to the bottom.
Default0px
Range0px – 24px
Stroke width of the billboard edge in pixels. 0 means no border.
Default#ffffff
Color of the billboard border (used when border width is greater than 0).
DefaultOrbit
Camera path template used for preview and video export.
Horizontal turntable around the model.
Vertical sweep over the model.
Push-pull zoom along the view direction.
Isometric rotation at about 45° elevation.
Figure-8 path around the model.
Defaultoff
Draw the camera trajectory curve in the 3D viewport for preview.
DefaultEnd after one pass
Whether the trajectory repeats or stops after one full pass. Duration is available only in loop mode.
Repeat the trajectory continuously. Set the cycle length with Duration.
Play the full trajectory once, then stop.
Default8
Length of one loop cycle in seconds. Shown only when Playback is Loop.
DefaultStandard
Choose real-time WebGL capture or offline path-traced frames for higher image quality.
Fast real-time capture. Best for drafts and most exports.
Higher image quality with offline path tracing. Much slower per frame.
Default1080p
Output quality tier (long-edge pixels). Actual width×height = tier × aspect ratio (e.g. 1080p at 16:9 is 1920×1080).
Long edge 1280 — good for quick drafts.
Long edge 1920 — standard HD (default).
Long edge 2560 (QHD tier).
Long edge 3840 (UHD tier); slower encode, larger files.
Default30
Frames per second of the exported video (24 / 30 / 60).
Cinematic frame rate.
Common web video frame rate.
Smoother motion, larger file.
Default64
Path-tracing samples per frame (16–256). Higher values reduce noise but increase render time. Shown only in High Quality mode. Sampling is tiled and yields the main thread during export.
Fastest preview.
Quick draft.
Medium.
Default balance.
Higher quality.
High samples.
Higher samples.
Very high samples.
Near max.
Maximum samples, slowest.
Default16:9
Output frame aspect ratio. Combined with resolution tier to set pixel width and height.
Landscape widescreen.
Portrait / vertical video.
Square.
Classic landscape.
DefaultWebM
Video container format. MP4 may fall back to WebM depending on browser support.
Widely supported in Chromium browsers.
Prefer H.264 when the browser supports MediaRecorder MP4.
Drag and drop your 3D model or click to browse — GLB, GLTF, FBX, OBJ and more
Choose background (color, gradient or image) and add custom text with font, size, color and alignment
Click the model surface to snap the billboard anchor point to it
Pick a trajectory preset (orbit, arc, dolly, iso, figure-8), set duration and loop
Choose real-time recording or path-traced quality, then export a WebM showcase video
A 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 fly a camera along a preset trajectory to produce it.
A 3D viewer only allows interactive model rotation. This tool lets you place custom text and graphic billboards, set moving camera paths, and export high-quality product showcase videos directly.
Yes. Billboards automatically pivot to face the camera as it moves, remaining clearly readable from any angle and making them ideal for product annotations and callouts.
Yes. Choose a solid color, a two-color linear gradient with adjustable angle, or upload an image as the background. Then add text with custom font, size, color, alignment and weight.
When you click on the 3D model, the system automatically detects the target surface point and securely anchors the billboard while optimizing placement to prevent clipping into the model.
Five presets: orbit (horizontal turntable), arc (vertical sweep), dolly (push-pull zoom), iso (isometric rotation) and figure-8. Each has adjustable duration and a loop option.
Real-time mode captures the live preview instantly for fast video export. Path-traced mode offers realistic lighting, shadows, and fine reflections for production-quality renders.
You can export MP4 or WebM. MP4 may fall back to WebM depending on browser MediaRecorder support. Rendering and export run entirely in your browser.
Yes, Any3D's core features are free to use forever. We provide format conversion, model optimization, and online preview at no cost, with no registration required.
No. Files you select are processed only in your browser on this device—they never leave your device and are never sent to our servers. We don't store any user files; after processing, related data in browser memory is released.
No installation required. Any3D is entirely browser-based—just open the webpage to use all features. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, and other major operating systems.
The processing capacity depends on your device performance and the model's vertex count and texture complexity, rather than file size alone. We impose no file size limit, but when a model exceeds what your device can handle, the page may lag or even crash.
