How it works
From your IFC file to a shared model
Five steps, and what happens to your file along the way.
Sign up
Name, email and password. No credit card.
Create a project
A name, a description and a drawing number.
Import an IFC file
The import window shows the maximum size before you choose a file. Your browser converts it in a background worker — a large file can take a minute — so keep the tab open until it finishes.
Open the model
On the left: Model, Tree, Plans, Drawings, Views, Notes and Issues. On the right: Props, Filter and IDS. At the bottom: framing, camera and measurements.
Share
Invite a registered colleague with a role and a choice of models, or create a read-only link that expires.
What happens to your file
Where each piece goes, from the moment you choose the file.
Your IFC file, on your computer
Converted in your browser
The converted model, in the cloud
Opened by you, your team and link holders
- The IFC file is not uploaded.
- The cloud holds geometry and element data: what the viewer needs.
- Project members, and anyone holding an active link, can open it.
- A view-only link still downloads the element data: send it only to people who should see them.
- Deleting a model removes its files from storage.
What you need
A computer with an up-to-date browser and WebGL 2. For very large files your computer's memory matters, because the conversion runs there.