> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.artar.es/project-creation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.artar.es/project-creation/general-information-about-working-with-a-project/supported-formats-and-file-requirements.md).

# Supported formats and file requirements

**1. Image.** \
      Format: .png, .jpg/.jpeg. Max size: 1 MB.\
**2. Video.** \
      Format: .mp4, .webm. Max size: 10 MB.\
**3. 3D model.** \
     Format: .glb (gltf-binary). Max size: 4 MB.\
**4.**   **Audio.**\
       Format: .mp3. Max size: 2 MB.\
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Use converters and compress files if your source files are not supported.\
For example, a file in gif format is not supported, but it can easily be converted to mp4 on third-party services, and our editor has a "like gif" feature that can be enabled for a video file.\
\
**Try to minimize the scene size as much as possible for faster loading. Remember that internet speed and device performance vary for everyone.** \
\
**Image requirements for tracking.**\
Good detail is required: rich texture or a large number of corners. The picture must match the printed one (the one onto which AR will be overlaid). It is not recommended to send images via social networks or save them as JPEG – details are lost and noise is added during conversion. Do not use images with a transparent background.  \
Format: .png, .jpg/.jpeg. Max size: 20 MB.

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