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# Upload a 3D Model

### What is the purpose of uploading a 3D model to Kaedim?

The upload functionality allows you to import your own 3D models into our platform. This allows you to request revisions on your own existing 3D models.

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### How it works

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Once your model has been uploaded, you can mark whether or not your model is textured.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can upload an FBX file up to 50MB. Please note that topology will **not** be reworked for uploaded models.
{% endhint %}

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