How to open an OBJ file
OBJ is one of the most common 3D model formats: Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp and 3D scanning software all save it. Beenokle Model opens OBJ in your browser, free and without signing up.
The file is not uploaded anywhere: the model opens on your own computer.
How to open it
- Go to model.beenokle.ru — nothing to install, no account to create.
- Drag the .obj file into the Model window, or click “Open model” and pick it.
- Like STL, OBJ stores no units: Model reads the numbers as millimetres. If the file is in metres, centimetres or inches, choose them.
What you can do next
- Look at the model from every side, zoom in and jump to a standard view with one click.
- See its X, Y and Z size and measure between points, edges and hole centres.
- Cut a section and look inside.
- Save the model or a part of it as STL — for 3D printing, say.
Good to know
- Model does not load materials from the .mtl file or textures: an OBJ opens in a neutral colour, with its shape and size in full.
- Model shows and measures but does not edit: you cannot change the mesh and save the OBJ back.