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3D Model Hosting & Viewing
3D Model Hosting & Viewing refers to cloud-based platforms that allow users to upload, store, and interactively display 3D models online without requiring specialized software downloads. Popular services like Sketchfab, Vectary, Clooned, and p3d.in support common formats (GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, STL) and provide powerful web viewers for smooth rotation, zooming, lighting adjustments, and measurements.
These platforms enable easy embedding into websites, e-commerce stores, presentations, or social media using simple iframe codes. Many offer AR/VR compatibility for immersive experiences on mobile devices or headsets, plus privacy controls, annotations, and collaboration features. This technology democratizes 3D content sharing for creators, designers, educators, and businesses, replacing static images with engaging, interactive visuals that boost user engagement and understanding.
From $50
Asset Management and Distribution
Asset Management and Distribution in the context of 3D content involves centrally organizing, storing, versioning, optimizing, and sharing digital 3D assets like models, textures, materials, and animations. Specialized 3D Digital Asset Management (DAM) platforms—such as echo3D, Sketchfab for Teams, Pics.io, Modelry, Threekit, and Cloudinary—address challenges like large file sizes, diverse formats (GLB, FBX, OBJ, USDZ), and collaboration needs.
These systems enable metadata tagging, advanced search, version control, real-time previews (rotation, zoom), format conversion, compression for faster loading, and analytics on asset usage. Distribution features allow seamless sharing via links, embeds, APIs, or streaming to websites, e-commerce, AR/VR apps, games, and teams—ensuring secure, scalable access while maximizing reuse and efficiency across creative pipelines.
From $250
Interactive Annotations
Interactive Annotations based on 3D Modeling allow creators to embed dynamic, context-aware information directly onto 3D models during or after the modeling process. Using tools like Blender (with add-ons), Sketchfab, Adobe Substance 3D Painter, Unity, Unreal Engine, or Gravity Sketch, artists place persistent hotspots, pins, labels, arrows, or callouts tied to specific vertices, faces, edges, or UV regions.
These annotations can display rich content—text explanations, measurements, material breakdowns, assembly instructions, historical notes, or embedded images/videos—activated by clicks, hovers, or sequenced tours. They remain spatially accurate during rotation, zoom, animation playback, or AR/VR viewing, making them ideal for technical documentation, e-learning, product configurators, maintenance manuals, and collaborative design reviews—turning complex 3D models into self-explanatory, interactive experiences that enhance clarity and user engagement.
From $350
F.A.Q.
Master the Art of the Link.
FlierLink is designed to make 3D modeling as seamless as flight. To help you stay in your creative flow, we’ve compiled this quick guide to our most powerful features. Dive into the FAQs below to optimize your renders and streamline your collaborative builds.
It is a high-speed, cloud-based platform used by "Fliers" (digital architects) to render complex 3D environments and assets in real-time.
it often features "Neural-Sync" modeling, where users can manipulate digital clay using thought-to-mesh interfaces rather than a mouse and keyboard.
Yes, it is the primary engine for building the "Aether-Net" or similar metaverse-style virtual worlds within the story's universe.
This typically refers to the most skilled users on the platform who design the most intricate and high-demand virtual assets.
This typically refers to the most skilled users on the platform who design the most intricate and high-demand virtual assets.