Free Online VDB Viewer

Open your VDB file right on this page and see the volume in 3D: browse its slices, set the iso level and check the voxel size.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • No install

Open Files → Volume Rendering or Voxels Slice

What you can do with your VDB file

See the volume in 3D

Turn and zoom the 3D view of the volume. Volume Rendering shows the whole volume at once.

Browse the slices

Voxels Slice shows the volume slice by slice as an image (with Volume Rendering off).

Set the iso level

Change ISO sets which value the 3D surface of the volume shows.

Check the dimensions

The Information panel shows the voxel grid, the voxel size and the size of the volume.

How to open a VDB file in 3 steps

  1. Open your VDB file

    Click Open Files in the viewer above, then Browse… and pick your .vdb file. It opens as a voxel volume in your browser, with no account and no install.

  2. Look at the volume in 3D

    Drag to turn the volume and scroll to zoom. Volume Rendering shows the whole volume; turn it off again to see it slice by slice with Voxels Slice.

  3. Set the iso level

    Change ISO sets which value the 3D surface shows. Building a mesh from the volume is in the desktop app (paid plan).

Add a VDB Viewer to Your App

Integrate real-time 3D visualization, mesh analysis, and measurement tools directly into your applications with MeshLib SDK.
  • Multi-Format Support — meshes, point clouds, voxels, and line data
  • Modern UI — built with Dear ImGui: ribbon interface, scene tree, view cube, and measurement tools.

  • Order-Independent Transparency (OIT) — realistic rendering of transparent materials.

  • Customizable Interaction — support for mouse, keyboard, touch gestures, and SpaceMouse devices.

  • Plugin Architecture — extend the Viewer with your own tools and workflows.

3D viewer of the MeshLib SDK
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