Vectary is an online design platform for building interactive 3D presentations, product configurators and augmented reality experiences without writing code. Everything runs in the browser with no downloads. You can import 2D and 3D files in formats such as GLTF, GLB, OBJ, STL, FBX, DAE, STEP and IGES, set up lighting, cameras and materials with real-time rendering, and publish the result through a single link or an embed. A newer AI canvas, currently in beta, adds a space for generating and evaluating early concepts.
The audience is anyone who needs to show a product rather than describe it. Industrial and product designers use it to turn CAD models into shareable visuals, agencies build configurators for clients, and manufacturers publish interactive manuals. Marketing and e-commerce teams embed 3D models on product pages, while design leads use shared workspaces to keep models, materials and libraries in one place. Larger organizations can add SSO, role-based access and API connectivity, and no 3D coding background is required to get started.
Typical projects include a furniture or consumer product configurator where shoppers change colors and finishes, an automotive or cycling presentation with animated transitions, and an electronics walkthrough that explains how parts fit together. Web AR lets a viewer place a model in a room from a phone with no app, which helps retailers and event teams. Early in a project, designers gather references on the collaborative canvas, generate variations from presets and 3D models, and move the strongest idea into Studio to build the interactive version for stakeholder feedback and approval.
