Booth Designer

How to Export CAD Files from Booth Designer

April 30, 2026 3 min read3 steps

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?

Exporting your design

  1. 1

    Open the Export menu

    In the Booth Designer top toolbar click File → Export. A dialog lists all supported formats with size estimates.

  2. 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. 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.

Frequently asked questions

People also ask

Which export format is best for SketchUp?
DAE (Collada) is the most reliable. SketchUp imports DAE natively and preserves materials. OBJ also works but loses some material fidelity.
Which export format is best for AutoCAD?
DXF for 2D shop drawings. For 3D, use OBJ — AutoCAD imports OBJ as a mesh you can reference but not directly edit as solids.
Which export format is best for Blender?
GLB. Blender imports GLB with full PBR materials, lights, and a single self-contained file. OBJ is a fine fallback.
Can I export only part of my booth?
Yes. Select the modules you want, then choose File → Export Selection to export only those objects.
Are exports included on the free plan?
Yes. GLB, OBJ, DAE, STL, DXF, and PNG exports are all available on the free Booth Designer.

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