FREE
A complete static 3D workflow
Build and save .dforge projects, author and preview animation, render stills up to 1920 × 1080, review validation reports, and export static GLB or USDZ.
Static GLB and USDZ export stays free.
Native 3D creation for apps and the web.
Model, light, and render on your Mac, then export GLB for the web and USDZ for Apple apps and AR Quick Look.
Built for Apple silicon · Available on the Mac App Store
Free and Pro
Build and deliver static assets for free. Add Pro when the workflow needs more.
The free app includes modeling, materials, cameras, lights, animation authoring, local projects, validation reports, and static GLB and USDZ export.
PRO
More delivery power
Add animation export, more interchange formats, web optimization, larger or transparent still renders, and one-click validation repairs.
Monthly, yearly, and Lifetime options are localized in the app.
If a subscription ends, projects remain openable and editable, and files already exported keep working. Only Pro actions lock.
Three clear ways to begin.
Start from a product, web hero, Apple AR, or empty-scene template. Open an existing asset for inspection and optimization, or enter the agent-ready workspace and review proposed changes before they are applied.
Highlights
- Create from a focused scene template
- Inspect GLB, glTF, USD, OBJ, STL, or PLY before import
- Review agent proposals before changes are applied
Shape the scene in a native Mac workspace.
Build from primitives, organize scene hierarchy, position objects, and work with cameras and studio lights in a focused editor. Solid, wireframe, material, rendered, orientation, and UV views expose the layer you need.
Highlights
- Primitives, direct modeling, groups, hide, and lock
- Seven display modes plus safe-frame and composition guides
- Keyboard navigation, Increase Contrast, and Reduced Motion support
Materials, lighting, and motion stay in context.
Assign physically based materials, adjust transforms and primitive parameters, light the scene, and add object, camera, or supported light keyframes without leaving the workspace.
Highlights
- PBR material controls for color, metalness, roughness, emission, normals, and opacity
- Timeline playback and scrubbing with linear or eased interpolation
- Rendered mode and Render Still share one lighting path
See the effect of every change.
Switch between structural and rendered views while the scene hierarchy, inspector, material assignment, transform values, and primitive controls remain visible.
Highlights
- Inspect geometry in Solid mode
- Review material and lighting in Rendered mode
- Use component selection and direct edits with one-step undo
Render what you built.
Use the same lighting path for the interactive Rendered view and still output, so materials and highlights can be judged before delivery.
Highlights
- PNG, JPEG, or HEIF still output
- Free opaque renders up to 1920 × 1080
- Larger sizes and transparent backgrounds with Pro
Deliver for the real destination.
Choose a target profile for Three.js and the web, Apple apps, AR Quick Look, or general interchange. Validation identifies issues by location and explains what the destination needs.
Highlights
- Static GLB and USDZ export is free
- The demo desk scene fell from 283 KB to 166 KB with Pro web optimization
- Export review lists preserved, converted, and dropped content before saving
Bring DimensionForge into command-line and agent workflows.
Install the separate, signed command-line companion, copy a ready-to-use MCP configuration, and connect a compatible local client. App-connected requests use short-lived connections and proposed changes still require review in DimensionForge.
Highlights
- Free, signed and notarized Apple silicon CLI download
- Ready-to-copy MCP configuration for local clients
- DimensionForge never downloads or installs executables from inside the app
Technical specifications.
MODEL
- Eight primitive types
- Extrude, inset, bevel, subdivide
- Boolean operations
- Hierarchy, groups, hide, and lock
LOOK & VIEW
- PBR materials and vertex colors
- Directional, point, and spot lights
- Seven display modes
- Cameras and composition guides
IMPORT
- GLB and glTF
- USD family
- OBJ and STL
- PLY with preservation report
DELIVER
- Static GLB and USDZ free
- Target-aware validation
- Animation and extra formats with Pro
- PNG, JPEG, and HEIF renders
LIMITS IN 1.0
- No rigging or skeletal animation
- No KTX2 or Draco export
- USD import preserves geometry, normals, UV0, and names
- Focused on lightweight assets
MAC
- Native app
- Apple silicon
- Local .dforge projects
- No account required
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need Pro to export?
No. Static GLB and USDZ export is free. Pro adds animation export, more formats, web optimization, bigger and transparent renders, and one-click repairs.
What happens if my subscription ends?
Your projects stay openable and editable, and files you already exported keep working. Only Pro actions lock.
Do I need an account?
No. Projects are saved as local .dforge files on your Mac.
Can I open my Blender files?
Export from Blender as GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL, PLY, or USD, then inspect and import the asset into DimensionForge.
Does it work for AR?
DimensionForge exports USDZ for AR Quick Look and includes real-world scale presets in its Apple AR template.
Is Lifetime a one-time purchase?
Yes. Lifetime unlocks Pro permanently for your Apple ID, including Family Sharing.
How DimensionForge was built
Technical notes behind the app.
The product pages show what shipped. These guides and case studies document the architecture patterns, privacy decisions, and SwiftUI implementation details behind apps like DimensionForge.
Make it in 3D. Ship it as GLB or USDZ.
Get DimensionForge from the Mac App Store, then add the free signed CLI when you want command-line or MCP workflows.
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Native Mac app · Apple silicon · Local projects · No account required
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