# Getting Started

**Congratulations! For deciding to use PixCap for your 3D design projects -** PixCap makes it easy for you to create professional 3D designs.

All models, scenes and animations in PixCap are available for commercial use.

### PixCap Library

The PixCap Library is a great starting place for any 3D design project - especially for **3D design beginners**. You'll find thousands of pre-made assets in the PixCap Library that will help you get your 3D design project completed quickly and easily.

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### Quick Editor

The PixCap **Quick Editor** allows you to make quick and simple adjustments to models and scenes in minutes - edit colors, adjust the camera, toggle lighting, move objects and pose characters. And then export your 3D design as an image or a GLB model file - directly from the Quick Editor. The PixCap Quick Editor truly is the fastest and easiest way to produce **professional-quality 3D designs**.

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### Full Editor

Bring your 3D design one step further with PixCap's **advanced 3D editor** - add and adjust materials, 3D text, lights, character animation and much more.

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The PixCap editor will feel familiar if you’ve used 3D software such as Unity, Maya, Cinema4D and Blender.
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### Importing Assets

Import your own 3D assets into the PixCap Editor by clicking on File > Import. Or **drag and drop** assets directly onto the PixCap interface.

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### Exporting Content

Export your creations in many formats, including PNG and JPG image, animated GIF image, both FBX and GLB model types, and video.

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