Hey everyone, today I want to show you how to use the 3D Viewer in Windows 10 to view and interact with 3D models, images, and files. The 3D Viewer app is a built-in tool in Windows 10 that allows you to open and view 3D models and files in various formats. Here's how you can use it:

Step 1: Open the 3D Viewer app

You can easily find and open the 3D Viewer by searching for it in the Windows 10 search bar or by navigating to 'Start' > 'Windows Accessories' > '3D Viewer'. Once the app is open, you can start exploring 3D models and images.

Step 2: View 3D models and images

You can open 3D models and images in various formats such as .obj, .fbx, .ply, .stl, .glb, .gltf, .3mf, and .jpg. Simply click on 'Open' and select the file you want to view. The 3D Viewer will then display the 3D model or image, allowing you to rotate, zoom, and pan to explore it from different angles.

Step 3: Interact with 3D models

The 3D Viewer also allows you to interact with 3D models using the on-screen controls. You can use the mouse to rotate the model, or pinch and zoom if you're using a touchscreen device. You can also use the menu options to change the lighting, background, and other display settings to customize your viewing experience.

Step 4: Annotate and take snapshots

If you want to mark up or annotate the 3D model, you can use the annotation tools to draw on the model or take snapshots to capture specific views. This can be useful for presentations or sharing feedback on the model.

Step 5: Export and share

Once you're done viewing and interacting with the 3D model, you can export it as a 3D file or image. The 3D Viewer app allows you to export the model in various formats, making it easy to share or use in other applications.

The 3D Viewer in Windows 10 is a powerful tool for viewing and interacting with 3D models, images, and files. Whether you're into 3D modeling, design, or just want to explore 3D content, the 3D Viewer app is a handy tool to have at your disposal. Give it a try and start exploring the world of 3D right from your Windows 10 device!