Vectary is an online easy-to-use collaborative 3D design tool. Customize templates or start your own project by assembling items from a huge library of 2D and 3D assets from Google Poly, Sketchfab, and other searchable repositories. Create your own 3D objects and assets in the 3D mesh editor. Collaborate with friends, schoolmates or your company team in real time. Convert & publish 3D content for your website, share links to 3D projects and more.

The online 3D design tool Vectary runs in a regular WebGL-enabled browser such as Chrome or Firefox, on a laptop or desktop computer. Because it is browser-based, you don’t need to install anything, which is why it runs even on some Chromebooks. We recommend using a mouse however a touchpad on your laptop will work too. Log in to your account from anywhere with an internet connection and resume all your work from your dashboard without transferring any files.

To start using GoAR, you need to first need to set up your GoAR account.

1. You can easily sign up with your email address and password, or your Google or Facebook account.
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All you need is an internet connection on your laptop or desktop computer and NO previous 3D skills 🙂 For those who tried other design software, you will love Vectary’s simple user interface.

Give it a try or have a look at our Learn articles that will guide you and help you get started.

Vectary is an online 3D design tool, 3D converter and publishing platform for AR and e-commerce websites. Professional users will also appreciate it for fast prototyping, and the countless enhancements Vectary will bring to their publishing process. With Vectary, you can simply brainstorm, edit existing 3D assets, or easily create complex objects from scratch. Once you’re done, you can render, export or publish your projects as files for other applications or embeds for your website.

Vectary is a cloud-based software. When you start a new project or continue editing, it is auto-saved on our encrypted servers and linked to your account. You need to be connected to the internet while saving your changes. You can also save 3D models locally to your computer to use them in other online and offline software for 3D printing, game engines, animation software etc. Read more about the supported file formats when exporting your design.