XR Creator Studio
Import 3D, preview on desktop or in a headset, then publish to an address you can send to anyone.
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Studio, docs, venues, orgs, and analytics in one workspace.
The scene builder inside Creator Hub. Import 3D, preview in a headset, publish to an xrcl.app address.

XR Creator Studio
A WebXR and A-Frame scene builder that runs in your browser.
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Each panel has its own page. Open the overview, then go into Creator Hub when you are ready to work.
Import 3D, preview on desktop or in a headset, then publish to an address you can send to anyone.
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Guides, tutorials, and references under your workspace, so the next person does not start from a blank page.
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Models, textures, and templates with real visibility control. Public in the library, or internal to the org.
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Views, followers, library saves, likes, deployments, and posts, broken out per experience, asset, event, and venue.
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Communities, events, the short-form feed, and the org inbox live in the same workspace.
Creator Hub is already attached to your Library account. Open it, then build or switch into an organization.
Use the same XR Community Library account. There is no second login.
Your personal workspace is already there. Studio, docs, and assets are ready.
Start a scene in Studio, or switch the header into an organization and take its roles with you.
It is the creator and organization workspace inside XR Community Library. You build in Studio, file docs and assets, run venues and listings, and read analytics. Same app, same account.
No. Sign in with the XR Community Library account you already use. Creator Hub is a workspace inside that app, not a second product.
A WebXR and A-Frame scene builder that runs in desktop and VR headset browsers. Import 3D, preview in the browser or in a headset, then publish to an xrcl.app address.
No. Studio needs a pointer, a keyboard, and real GPU headroom, or a headset browser with WebXR. Creator Hub greys Studio out on a phone. Everything else in Creator Hub still works there.
Venues, hardware, and platforms are organization capabilities. Create or join an org, then use the roles that org already set.
Experience views, followers, library saves, likes, deployments, and posts, across experiences, libraries, profile, community, assets, events, and venues. The numbers stay in your account.
Create an organization, invite the people who do the work, then switch the whole Creator Hub into that workspace from the header. Permissions are checked per panel before anything renders.
On XR Community Library: the public catalog, community, events, and the Explore globe. Creator Hub is the build and manage side. The Library is the public side.
Sister Product
Creator Hub is the build and manage side. The Library is the public side, where people browse experiences, follow the creators behind them, and find venues on the Explore globe. Same app, same account, two halves of one platform.
Sign in with the same XR Community Library account. There is no second login.