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Learn how it works

Bring your building into Scope3D in a few clear steps — upload what you have, Scope3D builds it,
and you own it for life.

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Upload the files
you already have

Bring IFC, Revit (.rvt), DXF, STEP,
or a PDF drawing set.

Choosing a source in Scope3D: AI Builder, PDF to 3D, PDF to BIM, or an IFC or Revit upload
  • IFC, Revit (.rvt), DXF, STEP, a PDF drawing set, or a plan-sheet image
  • Nothing to install for the studio — upload straight from the browser
  • One building at a time, or a whole portfolio
Upload your files
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Scope3D builds your
twin from them

Scope3D reads your files and builds
a live, measured 3D model.

  • Most twins are ready to explore within hours, not weeks
  • BIM files build automatically; PDF sets are traced, then checked
  • Every wall, room, and system arrives as a real element
See how the build works
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Explore, change, and own
your twin for life

Walk it in 3D, apply finishes,
and scope work with AI.

A real floor finish being applied to live 3D geometry inside the twin
  • Walk the model in 3D and measure any element
  • Apply real materials and tag every asset
  • Export to IFC — Revit opens that file through its own IFC import
  • Yours for the building's whole life, not a one-off export
See what you can do
FAQ

Commonly asked questions

Everything owners ask about turning files into a
twin they can explore, change, and own.

Upload IFC, Revit (.rvt), DXF, STEP, a PDF drawing set, or a
plan-sheet image. That is the whole list, published as a table on
the integrations page, and it becomes one live twin you own.

Most twins are ready to explore within hours, not weeks. An IFC,
Revit or DXF model comes in automatically; a PDF drawing set is traced
and checked first, so you skip the long manual modelling either way.

Not for the studio. It runs entirely in your browser, so you
can open your twin on any computer and start exploring, changing and
scoping right away. Scope3D Desktop for Revit is the exception: that
one is a Windows application you install alongside Revit.

Yes. IFC is the export format, and Revit opens that file
through its own IFC import — a one-way handoff, not a live
link. The model stays open and portable, so you are never
locked into one tool.

Yes. The twin is yours to keep for the building's
whole life, not a one-off export. It stays a living record
you can update, share, and build on for years.

Walk the model in 3D, measure any element, apply real
materials, tag every asset, and use the AI copilot to
scope work and build a multi-year capital plan.

Still have questions? Read the full FAQ, see what it costs, or talk to support.

Start with the files you already have

Upload a drawing set and watch it come back as a measured 3D twin you own — or have us walk you through it first.

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