Studio is where you develop the product’s appearance. Studio Web adds browser delivery: upload a supported scene for interactive 3D viewing, or create rendered views for a 360° presentation. Choose the experience around what your audience needs to see.
KeyShot Studio Web Viewer
Send the scene. Start the review.
Upload a supported Studio scene to KeyShot Drive and share its link. Colleagues, clients and customers can explore the product in a browser, bringing the visual reference into the conversation without opening your authoring workspace.
Explore beyond a fixed camera
Let the viewer rotate and zoom the product to inspect the form from a useful position.
Make sharing a repeatable step
Prepare the scene, upload it, then distribute the viewing link to the people taking part.
Make the model and material choices you authored in Studio available for comparison. A Web Viewer upload can present supported variations without first rendering a full set of images, helping people compare the product from a consistent viewpoint.
Prepare the choices in Studio
Use Model Sets for model alternatives and Multi-Materials for finish choices. Group related material changes when one selection should affect several parts.
Choose the output deliberately
A rendered Web Configurator uses prepared image combinations and views, without free camera movement. Changes to those model or material options require new rendered output.
Authored choices · interactive scene or rendered configurator
Interactive viewing
Keep the important detail within reach.
Bring product exploration and design information together. A Web Viewer upload can combine the scene with supporting images and rendered 360/XR content, giving a team, supplier or customer more context for the review.
Preview the result before sharing
Use Export Mode to review geometry and material quality. Add the supporting views that make a feature, finish or product detail easier to understand.
Match the audience and device
Plan the viewing experience around a desktop or mobile browser, the scene’s complexity and the connection people will use.
Browser exploration · visual detail and design information
Drag across the image, use the view slider or step through the sequence.
KeyShot 360°
Let the views explain how it comes together.
Create an experience from rendered images that people can turn through on a website. The authored sequence can reveal product form and functionality while keeping the material, lighting and camera work of each prepared view.
Show the product’s construction
Explore this genuine rendered product sequence: the viewpoint changes as the vacuum’s lid and filter open, separate and return.
Publish the views you authored
This is a sequence of rendered frames. Plan its angles, movement and image count in Studio around the story the presentation needs to tell.
Rendered-frame sequence · authored views and product motion
Keep creation, sharing and review connected. Give the audience a clear route to the product, then choose the output and access settings around the work.
10GB of KeyShot Drive storage
Studio Web includes 10GB of Drive storage for uploaded scenes. Keep the review material accessible through your account and plan capacity around the scenes your team shares.
Share one link. Manage access.
Distribute a viewing link and manage outside access to the scene. Keep the audience and sharing settings aligned as a review moves from an internal discussion to a wider presentation.
Keep the presentation purposeful
Use an interactive scene when viewpoint and choices matter, or rendered frames when authored appearance and a defined product sequence lead the story. Test the result on the devices your audience uses.
Practical questions about authoring, browser delivery and the Web add-on.
Where are the scenes and website files hosted?+
Web Viewer scenes are uploaded to KeyShot Drive, with storage and transfer governed by the account’s allowances. Rendered 360/XR and Web Configurator presentations need the complete generated output folder hosted online before their page is embedded in a website. Plan the delivery location as part of the presentation.
Is a Web Viewer scene the same as a rendered 360° output?+
No. Web Viewer shares a supported 3D scene for browser exploration. KeyShot 360°/XR presents an authored sequence of rendered images. The browser experience, preparation, output size and visual representation differ, so choose the route around your audience and the product story.
Does every Studio effect appear identically in Web Viewer?+
Check a representative scene before sharing widely. Browser rendering and scene support differ from Studio, and complex geometry, textures and display hardware affect the viewing experience. Use rendered output when your presentation depends on effects that need to be preserved in authored images.
How is Studio Web different from Studio VR?+
Studio Web delivers browser presentations. Studio VR is a separately licensed immersive workflow using a compatible Windows PC and headset. Choose browser access for the audience viewing a link, and evaluate VR when the review needs the headset experience.
Is Studio Web included with a Studio subscription?+
The current manual includes Studio Web with Studio Enterprise; otherwise it is a separately licensed add-on. Confirm the selected plan’s entitlement, the authoring license, Drive capacity and sharing requirements for the people creating and presenting the work.
What should we bring to an evaluation?+
Bring a representative scene, the model or material alternatives to compare, the design information to communicate and the devices your audience uses. Identify whether the presentation needs a shared 3D scene, a configurator or a rendered product sequence.
KeyShot Studio Web with TriStar
A product worth exploring. A clearer way to share it.
Bring the scene, the audience and the decision the presentation needs to support. We’ll help connect Studio creation, browser delivery and team training around that work.
