Unity Studio

Unity Studio is an intuitive web-based editor that empowers anyone within an organization to create and share in 3D. Quickly import 3D assets, build interactive 3D applications, and share them across devices for faster reviews and iterations. No coding, no heavy software installs—just easy 3D creation that works with your existing ecosystem.

Learn more about what Unity Studio is and how it works.

Unity Studio is a web-based platform for creating and sharing interactive 3D applications without complex development workflows.

A Unity Studio subscription includes:

• Unity Studio – a browser-based tool for building interactive 3D experiences
• Unity Asset Manager – cloud-based storage and management for 3D assets and project files
• Publishing and sharing tools – share interactive experiences across devices using simple links
• Collaboration-ready cloud infrastructure – centralized access to projects and assets for teams

Together, Unity Studio and Asset Manager provide a complete environment for importing, organizing, creating, and sharing interactive 3D content.

Start creating today with a 30-day free trial, or purchase a subscription to begin building and sharing projects immediately.

Yes. Unity Studio offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required.

The trial includes full access to Unity Studio and Unity Asset Manager so you can:

• Import 3D data and assets
• Build interactive experiences in your browser
• Share projects with teammates and stakeholders
• Publish workflows across devices

This allows teams to evaluate how Unity Studio fits into design reviews, training content creation, product visualization, and other interactive 3D workflows. Try free.

Getting started is quick. You can start a 30-day free trial with no credit card required and begin creating immediately in your browser. Try free.

Once you're signed in, you can:

• Follow the in-app tutorial
• Explore the Learn guide
• Dive into the documentation

These resources will help you import 3D assets, build interactive experiences, and publish your first project.

Yes, a Unity account (Unity ID) is required to sign in and use Unity Studio. Existing Unity product subscribers already have a Unity ID. New users can create a Unity account during the sign-up process. Try free.

Unity Studio is priced at $799 USD per seat, per year and includes access to Unity Studio and Unity Asset Manager.

You can start with a 30-day free trial, or purchase a subscription to begin creating and publishing projects right away.

For detailed pricing information and to discuss the best option for your organization, please contact our sales team.

Each Unity Studio seat includes 120 GB of cloud storage for assets and content in Asset Manager. Each organization also gets 10 GB/month of bandwidth for deployed Studio applications (Studio app hosting). Additional storage can be purchased at $0.75/GB/month and additional bandwidth at $0.50/GB/month. For more details, see the pricing page.

When you deploy a Studio application, the project is built and hosted in Unity’s cloud, enabling web access without server management on your part. Hosting uses bandwidth. For details on storage, bandwidth allowances, and additional usage pricing, see the FAQ or pricing page.

Unity Studio supports importing a variety of commonly used 3D, media, and design assets used across industrial and creative workflows.

Supported content includes:

• 3D models and geometry (common industry formats)
• CAD-derived assets
• Images and textures
• Audio files
• 3D materials

Additional capabilities are continuously expanding.

These capabilities allow teams to bring together design assets, media, and data to create interactive 3D experiences.

You can explore supported workflows during the free trial. See the documentation for more details.

Unity Studio runs best with a stable internet connection and the desktop version of Google Chrome. Other modern browsers may work, but Chrome provides the most reliable experience. Unity Studio is designed for mouse and keyboard input, so we recommend using a mouse rather than a touchpad. Mobile browsers are not supported at this time. See the documentation for more details.

Unity Studio and the Unity Editor serve different workflows but are designed to complement each other.

Unity Studio focuses on browser-based creation of interactive 3D experiences, while the Unity Editor provides advanced development capabilities for complex applications.

Support for exporting projects from Unity Studio to the Unity Editor is planned for release in a future update. This will allow teams to begin projects quickly in Studio and extend them with more advanced functionality inside the Unity Editor when needed.

More details will be shared as this capability becomes available.

Unity Studio is a web-based platform for creating and sharing interactive 3D applications without complex development workflows.

A Unity Studio subscription includes:

• Unity Studio – a browser-based tool for building interactive 3D experiences
• Unity Asset Manager – cloud-based storage and management for 3D assets and project files

While Unity Studio currently does not support Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) deployments, support for VPC environments is on the product roadmap. VPC support is already available for Unity Asset Manager.

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a dedicated, isolated cloud environment within a public cloud provider that allows organizations to control network configuration, access rules, and data isolation for sensitive workloads.

Unity Studio operates as a fully managed cloud service hosted on Unity’s secure infrastructure. Projects, assets, and published experiences are stored and delivered through Unity-managed cloud environments designed for scalability, performance, and security—without requiring customers to manage infrastructure directly.

Organizations with strict networking or deployment requirements may benefit from Unity Industry solutions or enterprise engagement options, which can provide additional flexibility depending on project needs.

Customers with specific security or compliance requirements should contact Unity representatives to discuss available options.

You can submit bug reports or product feedback directly from within Unity Studio, using the “Report a bug” or “Send feedback” buttons.

When working in a project draft, open the main menu (hamburger menu in the Hierarchy panel) to access:

• Report Bug
• Submit Feedback

These tools allow you to quickly share issues, suggestions, or feature requests with the Unity Studio team.

Your feedback helps improve the product and shape future updates.

For questions or direct assistance, please email unitystudio-support@unity3d.com. You can also request a follow-up call for more personalized support.