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Simple 3D modelling for interior projects
You do not need a full 3D package to model a sideboard or a shelving unit. Arcvelle's 3D modeler builds furniture from parametric archetypes you adjust by dimension, then exports a GLB file or adds the piece straight to your design.
Can I do 3D modelling for interiors without CAD software?
Yes. Arcvelle's 3D modeler runs in the browser and builds furniture from parametric archetypes: you choose a starting type and adjust its dimensions rather than editing polygons. Export the result as a GLB file for other 3D tools, or add it to Arcvelle Studio to place it in a room.
What it does
Features
Parametric archetypes
Start from a furniture type and change its measurements; the model is rebuilt to the new sizes rather than stretched out of proportion.
GLB export
Save models as GLB, a widely supported format for 3D viewers, game engines and many design applications.
Straight into the Studio
Send a finished model to Arcvelle Studio and position it alongside walls, doors and the furniture already there.
Whole-design export
Arcvelle Studio can also export the entire design as a single GLB 3D model, not just individual pieces.
Over 80 ready-made models
Before modelling from scratch, check the Studio library: more than 80 parametric models in 11 categories, each resizable and recolourable.
How to
How to use the simple 3d modelling for interior projects
Step 1: Pick an archetype
Open the 3D modeler and choose the furniture type closest to what you need.
Step 2: Set the dimensions
Adjust the sizes until the piece matches your drawing or the space it has to fit.
Step 3: Export or place
Download a GLB file, or add the model to Arcvelle Studio to see it in context.
Step-by-step guide: Custom objects and the 3D modeler
Use cases
Who it is for
Reusing models elsewhere
Export a GLB of a single piece or a whole room to open in another 3D application or a web viewer.
Filling gaps in the library
When the Studio has nothing close to a piece you need, model it rather than settling for a substitute.
Learning space planning
Students can model simple furniture to scale and test it in rooms without first learning a professional modelling package.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What file format does the 3D modeler export?
It exports GLB, the binary form of the glTF format. A GLB file holds geometry and materials together and opens in many 3D viewers, game engines and design tools.
Can I import my own 3D models into Arcvelle?
Not yet. Uploading your own GLB models into Arcvelle Studio is in development. Today you can build pieces in the 3D modeler or use the built-in parametric library.
Can I generate a 3D model from a text prompt?
Not yet. The modeler shows a prompt box for AI modelling, but it is disabled while that feature is in development. Parametric archetypes are how models are made today.
Is the 3D modeler free?
Yes. It is free to use in a desktop or tablet browser and does not ask for an account or any payment details.
Can I export a whole room, not just one object?
Yes. From Arcvelle Studio you can export the whole design as a GLB 3D model, and the plan as DXF for CAD with walls, openings, furniture and rooms on separate layers.
Start designing in your browser
Arcvelle Studio is free and needs no account. Your projects stay in this browser.