3D Viewer Pro

Control where models load and how they open

3D Viewer Pro adds model source and show controls to the 3D Viewer WordPress add-on. Add interactive models to posts, pages, widgets, Elementor layouts, or WooCommerce product pages. Visitors can rotate, zoom, and pan with a mouse or touchscreen.

Supported formats include GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, FBX, DAE, PLY, and 3DS. GLB and GLTF uploads are enabled by default; other supported upload formats can be enabled in Settings under Allowed Mime Types.

Load a model from an external URL, including a file hosted on Amazon S3, Google Drive, or a CDN, instead of uploading it to WordPress. Adjust lighting, shadow intensity, and exposure, then choose the camera angle shown when the viewer opens. A poster image and progress bar can appear while the model loads. Settings also let you enable or disable auto-rotate, fullscreen, and autoplay.

Configure product and page shows

For WooCommerce, add multiple models to a product’s 3D gallery. Hotspots and annotations can call attention to details within a model. In Elementor, use the Pro drag-and-drop widget with its full viewer options. For other content, add a viewer with a shortcode or Gutenberg block.

Augmented Reality is included in the 3D Viewer add-on’s free version. Visitors on supported phones can place a model in their room, and desktop users can scan a QR code to open it on a phone. AR supports WebXR, Scene Viewer, and Quick Look, with floor or wall placement and an optional iOS .usdz source.

Add a viewer

1. In the WordPress dashboard, go to 3D Viewer → Add New.
2. Upload a model or paste an external URL.
3. Set the lighting, rotation, background, camera, and other viewer options.
4. Save the viewer to generate a shortcode.
5. Paste the shortcode into a post, page, or widget.

For WooCommerce, edit a product, use the 3D Viewer Settings metabox to upload a model or add an external link, then publish the product. You can also add the 3D Viewer block in the block editor.