USDZ Product Assets

Production-Ready USDZ Assets for Apple Quick Look

Apple Quick Look displays USDZ models in supported Apple experiences, including Safari on iPhone and iPad. We prepare product assets for the destinations and review criteria agreed in your brief.

Discuss Your USDZ Assets

What Your USDZ Brief Needs

Define the product and its intended Quick Look use.

Source References

Share existing models or CAD, product photos and dimensions. Source quality determines whether conversion, cleanup or new modeling is needed.

Geometry & Scale

Specify real product dimensions and orientation. Agree geometry detail and file budgets for the target experience.

Materials & Finishes

Provide finish references and texture files. Reflective, transparent and detailed surfaces need review in the intended viewer.

Product Variants

Identify the sizes and finishes to deliver. Variant selection behavior in a website or app needs its own implementation scope.

Scope the USDZ Production Workflow

Agree production, review and implementation responsibilities before work starts.

References

Models or CAD
Photos and dimensions
Material references

Preparation

Geometry and scale
Materials and textures
Agreed variants

Review Scope

Target devices and OS
Material appearance
Scale and orientation

Handoff

Agreed USDZ files
Product-to-file mapping
Developer responsibilities

USDZ Quality for Apple Quick Look

Readiness depends on the agreed destination and acceptance criteria.

Target Requirements

USDZ assets prepared for the target devices and Quick Look requirements agreed during scoping.

File Budgets

Agree geometry and texture budgets for the intended use. File size alone does not establish runtime performance.

Material Review

Check the intended appearance against product references. Exporting a file does not ensure the same material appearance in every viewer.

Implementation Boundary

Your developer owns hosting, website or app integration and publication unless additional work is explicitly agreed.

Agree What You Receive

USDZ product files for the agreed target experience.
Materials and textures within the agreed asset scope.
File naming and a list of included product variants.
Agreed review steps, target devices and delivery responsibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Apple devices are included?

Agree the devices, OS versions and launch context in the brief. Apple Quick Look behavior varies by platform; support for every Apple device or browser is not included by default.

Can you convert an existing model to USDZ?

Share the source model and textures for review. Geometry, scale or materials may need changes; conversion alone may not produce a suitable product asset.

Are web integration, animations or project files included?

These need an explicit scope. Website or app code, hosting, animation behavior and editable project files are separate from the USDZ asset delivery.

How do I review the result?

Agree who checks the product shape, scale and materials against references, and who reviews the file in the intended Quick Look context on the target devices.

Official platform guidance

Plan Your Quick Look Product Assets

Share a product, its source files and the intended website or app. Agree the USDZ delivery and review scope before production.