View OBJ files online.
Free. In your browser.
Wavefront OBJ viewer — open instantly with PBR rendering.
No installation required.
What is OBJ?
OBJ (Wavefront) is one of the oldest and most universal 3D file formats. It stores geometry (vertices, normals, UVs) in a simple text format, with materials defined in a separate .mtl file.
Who uses OBJ?
Used across CAD software, 3D scanning tools, photogrammetry pipelines, and as a universal exchange format. Common in Blender, ZBrush, MeshLab, Rhino, SketchUp, and 3D printing workflows.
Why view OBJ online?
OBJ files consist of multiple separate files (.obj + .mtl + textures), making them hard to preview quickly. Trice assembles everything and renders it with PBR materials — just drop a ZIP with all files.
How it works
Drop your .obj file
Drag and drop or click to select your OBJ model.
View in Studio
Your model opens instantly with PBR rendering, lighting, and camera controls.
Share or export
Share a link, embed on your website, or export an optimized GLB file.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. If you include the .mtl file alongside the .obj (in a ZIP archive), materials and texture references are resolved and displayed with PBR rendering.
Put the .obj, .mtl, and all texture files into a ZIP archive, then drop the ZIP here. Trice will resolve texture paths automatically.
No. OBJ is a static geometry format. If you need animation support, use FBX or glTF instead.
Yes. Vertex colors in OBJ files are supported and will be displayed in the viewer.
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