Getting started
Vectary Dashboard
Account Settings
How To Get Help
Library
Scene Orientation
Shortcuts
System Requirements
Studio Navigation
User Interface
Top bar - Menu and Object mode
Top bar - Edit mode
Left bar - Project & Workspaces
Right bar - Properties panel
Canvas tools
Control Bar
Design process
File Importing
Object Editing
Colors and Materials
Lighting and Environments
Version History
Animated Materials
Interactions
Unwrapping
Figma frames import
Figma Plugin - Vectary 3D Elements
Rendering
Sharing and embedding
Sharing your projects
File Exporting
Clone projects (Sharing Settings)
Augmented Reality (WebAR)
Embedding to other software
Library
Vectary Studio has thousands of free built-in 3D assets, materials, and environments. You can also create your own library of 3D asset library.
3D asset library
Free 3D assets library - Vectary Elements
- To access free 3D assets go to the panel on the left and click on Workspaces tab.
- From the dropdown menu select Vectary Elements a free built-in workspace with assets. This workspace is a default library.
- Search for an asset or browse categories.
- To place the 3D object on the scene just drag and drop the 3D asset.
Your own 3D asset library
- To access free 3D assets go to the panel on the left and click on the Workspaces tab.
- From the dropdown menu select your workspace. Each project created in a workspace behaves as a 3D asset that can be used directly in the Vectary Studio.
Material library
Vectary offers a selection of free materials such as glass, wood, concrete, fabric and more.
- To access the material library, click on the object to select it.
- In the properties menu on the right click on the Book icon.
- Now just browse the materials and drag the material to apply it to the object.
Environments library
Environments are responsible for scene light settings.
- To access the environments library, press
Esc
or click on the scene to get to the Scene properties in the right panel. - In the properties menu, click on the Book icon.
- In the Library tab, select a category of environments — Studio or Outdoor.
- Now just browse the environments and drag the environment to apply it to the scene.