How Do I Import a 3D Model into Photoshop?

You can import a 3D model into Photoshop using the Import function, supporting popular formats like GLB, GLTF, and OBJ.

Importing a 3D model allows you to integrate three-dimensional objects directly into your 2D compositions in Photoshop. This feature is useful for creating complex scenes, product mockups, or incorporating 3D elements into digital art.

Here's how to import a 3D model into Photoshop based on the provided information:

## Steps to Import a 3D Model

Follow these steps to bring your 3D asset into your Photoshop project:

1.  **Select the Import Option:**
    *   Navigate to `File` > `Import` > `File`.
    *   Alternatively, use the `Import` option available within the `Project panel`.

2.  **Choose Your 3D File:**
    *   Browse your device to locate the 3D model file you wish to import.
    *   Ensure the file is in one of the supported formats: **GLB**, **GLTF**, or **OBJ**.

3.  **Import the File:**
    *   Select the desired 3D file and proceed with the import.

4.  **Add to Composition:**
    *   Drag the imported 3D file from where it appears (likely the Project panel or Layers panel, depending on the Photoshop version) to the `Timeline panel` to add it to your composition.

5.  **Specify Model Settings:**
    *   The `Model Settings dialog` will appear, allowing you to specify desired settings for your imported 3D model. Adjust these settings as needed for your project.

By following these steps, your 3D model will be integrated into your Photoshop document, ready for further manipulation and compositing with your 2D layers.