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Eyemesh supports 13 formats: FBX, GLB, GLTF, OBJ, USDZ, USDA, USDC, USD, PLY, STL, ABC, 3DS, WRL, DAE, DXF, 3MF, and Unity Package. You can open these files directly or preview them via QuickLook in Finder.

Eyemesh requires macOS 26.0 (Tahoe) or later. It runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. A GPU with Metal support is required for 3D rendering.

If QuickLook previews for 3D files stop working, try resetting the QuickLook cache. Open Terminal and run:

qlmanage -r cache

You can also try resetting all QuickLook generators:

qlmanage -r

After running these commands, restart Finder (Option + right-click on the Finder icon in the Dock, then select Relaunch).

Open a 3D file in Eyemesh, then use the Export menu or toolbar button. You can export to:

• PNG 4K — High-resolution screenshot with optional transparent background
• MP4 360° — Turntable video of the model
• USDZ — For AR viewing on iPhone/iPad
• OBJ — Universal mesh format
• STL — For 3D printing
• GLB — For web and sharing

This usually happens when texture files are not in the expected location relative to the 3D file. Make sure:

• Texture files (PNG, JPG, etc.) are in the same folder as the 3D file, or in a subfolder referenced by the model.
• File paths in the model don't use absolute paths from another computer.
• For GLTF/GLB files, textures are properly embedded or referenced.

Try re-exporting from your 3D software with textures embedded or with relative paths.

Eyemesh offers a 7-day free trial with full access to all features. After the trial period, you can purchase the app for $14.99 (one-time payment) to keep using it. No subscription required — it's yours forever, including all future updates.