Exphora Booth Designer exports to six formats so your design can flow into any downstream pipeline — production CAD, photoreal rendering, AR previews, or a simple client email. The right format depends on which tool you (or your fabricator) plan to open the file in.
Which format should I pick?
- GLB — best for web, AR, and client preview links. Single self-contained file with PBR materials.
- DAE / Collada — best for SketchUp and many exhibition render pipelines. Preserves materials and lights.
- OBJ — universal fallback. Pair with the .mtl file for basic materials. Works in nearly every 3D app.
- STL — best for 3D printing booth props or signage. Geometry only, no color or materials.
- DXF — best for AutoCAD and 2D shop drawings. Exports a flat plan view of the booth.
- PNG — best for proposals, slides, or quick client emails. Renders the current camera view as an image.
Exporting your design
- 1
Open the Export menu
In the Booth Designer top toolbar click File → Export. A dialog lists all supported formats with size estimates.
- 2
Pick a format and quality
Choose the format that matches the destination tool. For GLB and OBJ you can also pick low / standard / high mesh detail.
- 3
Download or copy the share URL
Click Download to save the file to your computer, or Copy URL to share a hosted link your client or fabricator can fetch directly.
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