A 3D model, turning, as a video.
Make a video of a 3D model turning once in your browser with nothing uploaded: an MP4, GIF or WebM of the model as you show it, for a page or a post.
By Suraj Kumar4 min read
Most places that take a post or a product photo do not take a 3D file. A short video of the model turning shows every side, and plays everywhere.
Show it, then make the video.
Open GLB to video and drop the model (any file the viewer opens works). Turn it to the view you want first, and choose its look under More options: shaded, with its edges, as a wireframe or see-through, with flat faces or smooth.
Choose MP4, GIF or WebM and press Download. The model turns once in six seconds about its upright, at the height and distance it is shown: MP4 and WebM at 720 pixels square and 30 frames a second, GIF at 480 pixels and 15.
Written by the Animation converter.
Every frame is drawn on your device and handed to the Animation converter's own worker, which writes the video or the GIF and checks it, as it does for any animation; when your browser cannot write MP4, the page says what it wrote instead.
Nothing leaves your device.
The model, its frames and the video stay in your browser.
Further reading
Topics: glb to video · 3d model to video · 3d turntable video · glb to gif · 3d model gif
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