Built for the web
Designed for fast, real-time rendering in browsers.

glTF (and its binary form GLB) has become the default delivery format for 3D on the web. It is compact, preserves color and materials, and loads quickly in browsers, configurators and AR/VR — which is why so many CAD models end up converted to it.

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Designed for fast, real-time rendering in browsers.
Preserves materials and color, unlike STL.
GLB bundles everything into one efficient file.
Web display and online preview, product configurators, documentation, and AR/VR experiences.
Anywhere a model needs to load quickly and look correct without a heavy CAD viewer.
CAD formats like STEP keep precise engineering geometry; glTF is a display mesh optimized for rendering.
STL is for printing and has no color; glTF is for visual delivery with color and materials intact.
It is compact, supports color/materials and is designed for real-time browser rendering.
GLB is the binary, single-file form of glTF — convenient for sharing and loading.
No. STEP is for engineering data; glTF is for display. They serve different purposes.