OBJ Viewer
View OBJ 3D model files instantly in your browser - supports vertices, normals, textures, and materials
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OBJ (Wavefront) is a standard 3D model format that supports vertices, normals, textures, and materials. It is one of the most widely adopted formats for exchanging 3D model data between different applications.
OBJ files are commonly used for:
- 3D modeling and design
- Game development
- Architectural visualization
- Animation and visual effects
OBJ Viewer Features
- Material SupportRenders models with material definitions for realistic viewing
- Interactive 3D ViewRotate, zoom, and pan with mouse or touch controls
- Wireframe ModeToggle wireframe to inspect mesh structure
- Model StatisticsView vertex count, face count, and dimensions
OBJ Viewer FAQ
What is an OBJ file?
OBJ (Wavefront) is a widely used 3D model format that stores geometry data including vertices, normals, texture coordinates, and material references. It is a text-based format supported by virtually all 3D software.
Does it support materials?
Yes! OBJ files can reference MTL (Material Template Library) files for material definitions. Our viewer applies default materials to ensure your model renders correctly even without an accompanying MTL file.
ASCII format only?
Yes, OBJ is a text-based (ASCII) format, which makes it human-readable and easy to inspect or edit with any text editor. This also means files can be larger than binary formats like STL or GLTF.
Does my browser need WebGL?
Yes, WebGL is required for 3D rendering. All modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) support WebGL by default.