Questions? Plain answers.

Nukxon turns 3D scenes from Blender, SketchUp, 3ds Max or Unreal Engine into tours anyone can open from one link in any browser. You export from the render engine you already use, and Nukxon builds the tour in the cloud.

A Gaussian splat is a scene rebuilt as millions of tiny, soft, colored points and drawn live in your browser. Nukxon builds yours from your own renders, so the tour looks like them. It is not a scan and not an AI guess.

Four kinds of tours: interiors you walk room to room (for architects and interior designers), exteriors you orbit or walk around (architects, environment artists), objects you spin and turn in 3D (product designers, furniture makers), and 4D scenes that play while you orbit them (3D artists, animators).

Free plugins for Blender 4.2 to 5.2 and SketchUp 2024 to 2026 (Windows and macOS), and for 3ds Max 2024 to 2027 and Unreal Engine 5.5 to 5.8 (Windows). 4D works in the Blender, 3ds Max and Unreal plugins and is in beta. Revit is coming soon.

The one you already use: Cycles or EEVEE in Blender; SketchUp's own renderer, V-Ray, Enscape, Chaos Vantage or D5 Render in SketchUp; V-Ray, Corona, Arnold, Chaos Vantage or D5 Render in 3ds Max; and Lumen in Unreal Engine. Your lights and materials stay as you set them.

Free is $0 forever with no card, 1 credit and a Nukxon watermark. Solo is $39 a month (20 credits), Pro $79 (50 credits, 2 seats) and Studio $169 (120 credits, 5 seats); Enterprise is custom. Yearly billing saves 2 months, and prices do not include taxes.

Not yet. The plan buttons say "Join the waitlist." The first 100 founding members lock in today's prices, about 25% off (Solo $29, Pro $59, Studio $129 a month), for as long as their subscription stays active, and get the closed beta first.

A credit pays for building a tour, new or updated. An interior costs 1 credit per 25 hotspots, an exterior or object 1 per capture, a Walkable exterior 1 per 25 outside hotspots, and a 4D scene 1 per 150 frames (5 seconds at 30 fps). Viewing and sharing are free.

Cells hold your live projects, while credits pay for building them. An interior, a Walkable exterior or a 4D scene takes 4 cells and an orbit exterior or an object takes 1; Free has 4 cells, Solo 32, Pro 80 and Studio 200. Taking a project offline frees its cells, and nothing is deleted.

Monthly plan credits refill every month, and unused ones do not carry over. Extra bundles never expire, your whole team can use them, and they stay yours if you downgrade: 10 credits for $15, 50 for $65, 150 for $165 or 500 for $450, depending on your plan. They are used after your monthly credits run out.

You can get a full refund within 14 days of your first payment on a plan (or of a yearly renewal) if you have used no more than one credit. It is available once per customer, and spent credits and top-up credits are not refundable. Email us first; if a publish fails on our side, we credit it back.

Any modern browser on desktop, tablet or phone, with nothing to install. Your clients do not need an account to view a tour. Tours are tuned to stay smooth on a phone, and 4D scenes play on phones too.

Send a public link, publish it in your portfolio, or embed it on your own website. For client work, use a password-protected link. Embedding and password protection come with the Solo plan and up; public links are included on every plan.

Yes. Live presence and synced laser pointers put everyone in the same scene at once, and clients can pin comments to the exact spot. Annotations, live presence and laser pointers are included from the Pro plan.

In an interior they can look around, walk freely, lift the roof off in the dollhouse, follow a minimap, jump to named views and measure at true scale. Exteriors can be orbited, objects spin through 360 degrees and turn in 3D, and 4D scenes play with pause, scrub and slow motion.

Yes, the web editor is in beta. It lets you shape an interior tour right in the browser: choose where it opens, name your best views, pin links to other projects, script a guided walk and add your logo and colors, with no new render.

You do. You keep all rights to what you upload, and Nukxon does not claim ownership. We use your content only to build and deliver your projects, and we will not show your tours or name in our marketing without your written permission.

On paid plans, yes: you can download the Gaussian splat of your interiors, exteriors and objects as an .spz file and use it anywhere. 4D scenes have no downloadable file for now. The hosted tour itself stays on Nukxon and cannot be downloaded.

Every published scene is encrypted, and public links never include your original 3D model. Each scene also carries a unique, invisible fingerprint, so a copy can be traced back to its source. No viewer can stop screen recording, so we make copying hard and traceable.

No. We do not sell your personal data, and we never use your content to train AI models. The plugins send nothing about you or your scene, and your scene stays on your computer until you choose to upload it.

You can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the period you paid for; there is no refund for the unused part. After that, your hosted tours stop being viewable, but the splat files you downloaded stay yours to use anywhere.

Join the founding members or the beta waitlist from the home page to get early access; plugin downloads show "Coming soon" for now. Then it is four steps: install the free plugin, set up your capture, render with your own engine, and upload the export to get a shareable link.

Yes, a free Nukxon account. You sign in to download the plugins and to upload your exports. The plugins themselves are free in every 3D tool we support.

Once you upload, processing usually takes a few minutes, and you get an email when your tour is ready. Before that, your own engine renders every view on your computer during export, and how long that takes depends on your scene and your engine.

Email [email protected] about plugins, pricing, your tours, partnerships or press. If something is not working, include your 3D tool and version, your render engine and a screenshot of the Nukxon panel. The Documentation has install guides and a Help page with fixes for common messages.