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Three short routes into your first Clayframe build — bring in geometry, remix a template, or take the tour.

Import a model

Drop in GLB, OBJ or USDZ files and start editing materials right away.

Remix a starter scene

Open a prebuilt set, swap the geometry and keep the lighting rig intact.

Take the 6-minute tour

A guided pass over the canvas, the layers panel and every export path.

Lessons

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Vibrant abstract orange form with flowing curves — photo by Mahmoud Ramadan on Pexels

Build your first scene

12:04

Start from an empty canvas and block out a small interior using primitives and snapping.

3D rendered abstract sculpture with a warm glow — photo by Mahmoud Ramadan on Pexels

Materials and light

09:38

How roughness, transmission and a two-light setup change the mood of a render.

3D render of abstract cylindrical shapes with floating particles — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels

Looped camera paths

18:26

Rig a camera along a bezier path, then ease the loop so the seam disappears.

Vibrant 3D abstract sphere in pastel colors — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels

Cloners and arrays

24:52

In this lesson you will build a radial cloner and drive it with a single offset value.

Geometric abstract art with dynamic shapes and bold colors — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels

Wiring scene logic

07:21

Hook up conditional events so a click swaps states without leaving the editor.

Examples from the library

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3D rendered abstract art with colorful geometric shapes — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels
Abstract 3D render with layered curves and soft hues — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels
Abstract 3D rendering of fluid teal shapes — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels
Modern abstract 3D render with blue geometric shapes — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels
Abstract 3D blue form on a warm gradient background — photo by Steve A Johnson on Pexels

Go Studio

Unlock every tool on Clayframe.

Abstract composition of geometric shapes and marble textures — photo by Mikhail Nilov on Pexels

What Studio adds:

  • Create private project folders
  • Add unlimited editors on personal scenes
  • Full access to the Clayframe sound archive
  • Generate surface textures from a prompt
  • Import footage, add video layers and cues
  • Export GLTF/GLB with baked material maps
  • Export USDZ and STL meshes
  • Remove branding from public links
  • Remove branding from code exports