Turntable video
Your model spinning 360° in a clip ready for your portfolio, store or socials. Recorded right in your browser — the file is never uploaded.
Your model spinning 360° in a clip ready for your portfolio, store or socials. Recorded right in your browser — the file is never uploaded.
STL, OBJ, GLB and more — shown centered and ready to spin.
Resolution, seconds per turn, direction and background. The spin is around the correct vertical axis.
The WebM encodes in your browser, without uploading the model anywhere.
WebM (VP9) is what the browser can encode natively without uploading your model to a server. Twitter, Discord and most platforms accept it; if you need MP4, any video converter does it in seconds.
1080×1080 (square) at 6–8 seconds per turn is the sweet spot for feeds. For a product page, 1920×1080 at 10–12 seconds looks more premium.
Print STLs use Z as the vertical axis while GLBs use Y. The tool detects the file type and picks the right axis — if your file uses an unusual convention, rotate it first in the transform tool.
No: rendering happens on a dedicated canvas at the exact video resolution. You can record 1080p from a laptop with a smaller screen with zero loss.