I didn't think it would be possible as the light bake unwrapped all of the textures and made it one material which is what I thought the FBX upload would be like too. I've also managed to successfully upload an FBX without textures and have only just worked out how to upload materials in the material editor. 7z format and the file size got shrunk down to 156MB so I'm going to have to wait to get a Sketchfab Pro account before it can be tested. I did what you suggested and exported an OBJ with a material library compressed into. The Uploads page on your profile shows an overview of your uploads and their status, along with more detailed error messages in case your upload - Thanks for your comment! I've been in contact with Klaasnienhuis to help resolve the issue on this post: For more details, check out the Upload Limits guide. The number of models you can upload and publish each month depends on your Sketchfab plan, as well as certain attributes of the models. Fill in model metadata like title, description, tagsįor details on a specific software, check out the Exporters page or the Tutorials section.Enter your API token or follow the OAuth login flow.Download an Exporter or software with built-in support.To make uploading easier, we’ve partnered with 3D tool developers and built a number of exporters so you can upload your 3D files directly from your 3D software. If you have a Pro, Premium, or Enterprise account, you also have the option to make your model private and password-protected. Once it's finished, your model will begin in Draft Mode. Once the transfer is complete, click Save or Save & Publish to go to your new model!ĭepending on the complexity of your scene, it may take some time to finish processing.Give your model a title and description, choose a category, and add some tags.Click Choose File and navigate to the file on your device.Click Upload ( or drag and drop on any page ).

If you plan to allow downloading, you can also include any other files you'd like to share, like photographs of 3D prints, instructions, multiple file formats, etc. It should look something like this (OBJ + MTL, for this example): Textures can be in the root directory or in a subfolder.

Your material file, if you're using OBJ format (MTL).

Your texture files (JPG, PNG, TIFF, TGA, etc.).

Make sure to include all the necessary files. To reduce file size, you can also combine your files into a compressed archive (ZIP, RAR, 7z). Or you can click, drag, and drop your file(s) anywhere on the site, like below: You’ll then be prompted to choose the file(s) you’d like to upload - just make sure it is one of our supported file formats!

Click on the Upload button that’s available on the top-right corner of any Sketchfab page.

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