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SculptView

Free, open-source macOS 3D viewer and sculpting tool supporting OBJ, STL, USD/USDZ, and PLY, with high-performance Metal rendering, multiple view modes, twelve pressure-sensitive brushes, symmetry, autosave, export, outliner, VoiceOver, and native SwiftUI interface.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Application type

Platforms

  • Mac
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Properties

  1.  Lightweight

Features

  1.  Ad-free
  2.  No registration required
  3.  3D Sculpting
  4.  Dark Mode
  5.  No Coding Required
  6.  Apple Silicon support
  7.  Swift App
  8.  SwiftUI App

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What is SculptView?

SculptView is a free, open-source 3D viewer and sculpting app designed exclusively for macOS. It opens OBJ, STL, USD/USDZ, and PLY models via drag-and-drop and renders them in a high-performance Metal viewport with multiple render modes (Solid, Wireframe, Material Preview, Normals, Matcap) and studio lighting presets.

Beyond viewing, SculptView offers professional digital sculpting: twelve brushes (Draw, Clay, Crease, Smooth, Inflate, Flatten, Grab, Snake Hook, and more) with pressure support for tablets and Force Touch trackpads, customizable falloff curves, X/Y/Z symmetry, and stroke stabilization. Scenes are managed through a hierarchical outliner with groups, materials, and metadata, and everything is covered by unified undo/redo.

Projects save to a versioned document format with autosave and crash recovery, and models export to OBJ or STL. The interface is fully native, SwiftUI with a command palette, keyboard shortcuts, VoiceOver accessibility, and light/dark mode, and the entire codebase is MIT-style open source on GitHub.