Get started.

Learn how to launch cura^3D, activate your license, and verify that the application is ready to use.

Learn how to load existing cura^3D projects and save your work so project changes are preserved.

Configure the project database and import structured data so exhibits and metadata are available in cura^3D.

Add media files quickly by dragging and dropping them into cura^3D.

Use the plus button to add different supported media types and choose the appropriate import option.

Import structured exhibit data from Excel, CSV, or XML files into the project database.

Narrow the exhibit collection with filters to find the objects you need for planning.

Use the Gallery Bar to browse available exhibits and access objects while working in the digital space.

Move through the Digital Twin and use the navigation controls to inspect your exhibition space.

Use the Exhibit Manager to organize, review, and manage the exhibits in your project.

Get an overview of all exhibits in the project and review the collection from a central view.

Place two-dimensional exhibits such as images or flat works on walls and other suitable surfaces.

Use the Gizmo to move, rotate, and freely position exhibits in the 3D space.

Pre-position exhibits to prepare layouts efficiently before fine-tuning their placement.

Place three-dimensional exhibits in the Digital Twin and position them within the exhibition space.

Use Pseudo-3D to give suitable exhibits a spatial appearance without requiring a full 3D model.

Generate a 3D model from an image with Meshy and use the resulting model in cura^3D.

Plan display cases and integrate them into the exhibition layout for object presentation.

Select multiple placed Exhibits and align, group and distribute them. 

Measure distances and dimensions dynamically while arranging objects and planning the exhibition space.

Adjust wall or surface colors to test and communicate different exhibition design options.

Add background graphics and wallpapers to walls and surfaces as part of the exhibition design.

Create and place text elements and labels to add interpretive or informational content.

Add temporary architectural elements to adapt the exhibition space for your planning needs.

Export dimensioned wall elevations to document placements and measurements for production or installation.

Capture screenshots of your current view for documentation, communication, or presentations.

Export a virtual exhibition so the planned space can be viewed and shared outside the working project.

Export an exhibit list to document the objects included in the project.

Export the complete exhibition or selected objects as a 3D model for use in other workflows.

Save and merge projects to combine project states or continue work across separate files.

Delete multiple exhibits efficiently to clean up larger projects or remove unwanted selections.

Enable automatic backups to create additional recovery points and reduce the risk of losing project changes.