What is the difference between GLB and glTF?

glTF is an open JSON-based specification that points to external binary buffers and image textures. GLB is the binary container that packages the JSON, geometry buffers, and textures into a single self-contained file.

Can I inspect 3D models without uploading them to a server?

Yes. QuickCoderHub reads the binary chunks and renders the 3D model using client-side WebGL entirely inside your browser sandbox.

GLTF & GLB 3D Asset Inspector & WebGL Viewer

Inspect and interact with 3D models in GLB and glTF formats. Audit vertex and triangle counts, materials, textures, and scene hierarchy with 100% offline client-side privacy.

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Drag & drop a .glb or .gltf 3D model here

Processed entirely client-side via WebGL

Drag to rotate • Wheel to zoom

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Frequently Asked Questions

What extensions are supported?

The inspector detects standard Khronos extensions including KHR_materials_pbrSpecularGlossiness, KHR_materials_unlit, KHR_texture_transform, and KHR_draco_mesh_compression.

How does rotation work?

Click and drag your mouse inside the 3D viewport to orbit around the object's center of mass. Scroll your mouse wheel to zoom in or out.