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# Exporting as GTLF/GLB

GLTF and GLB are open-source file formats for 3D scenes and models, used in games, web apps, AR, VR, and more.

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1. Once you're happy with your scene, press the Export button on the toolbar.
2. Scroll down to select "3D Formats" under *Files* section from the export sidebar.
3. Choose either “GLTF” or “GLB” from the *Format* dropdown.
4. Choose “Default Color (Grey)” or “Color & Texture” from *Material* dropdown and click Export.

#### Material types

Following material types can be selected for export:

* **Default Color (Grey)** → Exports only the scene geometry with default grey color material.
* **Color & Texture** → Exports the scene geometry with material layers (Color layer), including textures. (⚡ Paid feature, included in **Professional** and **Team** subscriptions.)

<Info>Some material layers are not fully supported by the GLTF & GLB format. Texture support is limited to only primitive geometries with UV projection mode. No texture support for geometries with “Smooth & Edit”.</Info>

#### ✅ Supported features

* Geometry
* Color Layer
* Textures (Only Basic Support)

#### ❌ Not supported features

* All Material Layers
* Post-Processing
* Animation
* Physics
* Environment, Lighting, and Fog
* States, Events, and Interactivity
* Assets, Components, and Variables