BIM model delivery for architecture studios
Send your client a building they can walk through, not a picture of one.
Export straight from ArchiCAD, Revit, Vectorworks or SketchUp, and Wizarch turns your model into a single link. Your client opens it in any browser and explores the real 3D model — orbit, zoom and floor by floor, with nothing to install.
- Nothing to install for your client
- Keeps full BIM data, floor by floor
- One shareable link
How it works
From export to a link they can open — in three steps
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Upload your model
Create a project, pick its client URL like /your-studio/project/, and upload the model you exported from ArchiCAD, Revit, Vectorworks or SketchUp.
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Get one link
Wizarch optimizes the model for fast loading in the browser, then hands you a single shareable link — lock it with a client password if you like.
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They explore it
Your client opens the link and explores an interactive 3D building in their browser — on any device, with nothing installed.
The problem, solved
A PDF of renders is a picture of the building. Wizarch is the building.
A flat screenshot asks your client to imagine the space. Wizarch just hands them the space.
For BIM software users
Delivery you don’t have to babysit
- Hand over one link instead of a fat file, always pointing at the current model, so no stale versions float around in email.
- Links stay unlisted by default, and you can lock any project behind a client password.
- Wizarch keeps your last 3 versions as a passive off-site backup, and there’s nothing for your client to install, so no support calls land on you.
For your client
Open, explore, done
- One link that opens in any browser, on laptop or phone, with no account, no install, no plugin.
- The real 3D model to orbit, pan and zoom through, not a rendered image someone chose the angle of.
- A point-to-point measuring tool, so they can check for themselves whether the sofa fits and the hallway clears.
Want to feel it first? Open the live sample project in any browser, no account needed. Or see how to share a BIM model with a client.
Compatibility
Works with the tools you already use
Wizarch reads the open formats your design software already exports, so there is nothing new to learn.
IFC and Fragments carry full BIM data — floor filtering, element info and measurement. On ArchiCAD 28 or 29 the Fragments Exporter writes them directly, skipping IFC conversion. glTF/.glb is render-only — great for form and massing, but no floor filtering or object data.
Ready when you are
Your next delivery can be a link
Your client clicks one link and is inside the model seconds later — orbiting, zooming and moving through it floor by floor, with no download and no account.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Everything you and your client tend to ask before the first share.
Can I view an IFC file online?
Yes. Upload an IFC file to Wizarch and view it as an interactive 3D model directly in the browser — no Revit, ArchiCAD or desktop IFC viewer required. See the online IFC viewer.
Do my clients need to install anything?
No. Clients open a normal web link and the 3D building model renders in their browser, including on mobile devices.
Which file formats does Wizarch support?
IFC (.ifc), the open BIM exchange format exported by Revit, ArchiCAD, Vectorworks and other CAD tools, plus pre-converted Fragments (.frag) files and glTF (.glb) mesh models exported from SketchUp. On ArchiCAD 28 or 29 the free Fragments Exporter add-on writes Fragments (.frag) directly. Using ArchiCAD? See the ArchiCAD IFC viewer workflow.
Can I protect a model with a password?
Yes. Client links stay unlisted by default, and you can protect any project with a client password.
Can clients measure inside the viewer?
Yes. The viewer includes a point-to-point measuring tool for checking distances in the model.
How do I send a finished model to a client?
Copy the project link and email it, or paste it into your client portal. See the full walkthrough for sharing a BIM model with a client.