MAS WORKSHOP / WINDOWS CREATIVE SUITE
Meet MAS Workshop: your GLB viewer, creative asset library and 3D production workshop for Windows. Bring an image, a model or a whole collection. Give it a place. Give it motion. Make something worth showing.
Drag to explore · illustrative web demonstration
01 / CONNECTED POSSIBILITIES
Your creative process rarely starts and ends in the same file. A reference becomes a model. A model needs a closer look. A ship needs its engines. An animation becomes a video. Workshop brings those steps into a connected desktop workspace, with a library that keeps the pieces within reach.
Start with the files you already own, or connect your own AI accounts when you want to create something new. You choose the starting point and the next step.
02 / INSIDE THE WORKSHOP
Explore the workflow from the first reference to a finished presentation. Local tools and optional connected services have different requirements; here is what each one is for.
LIBRARY
Bring GLB models, PNG and JPG images, and MP4 videos into one library. Add files or folders, include subfolders when needed, search by name and filter by media type. Keep your reference image next to the model and the video it inspired.
Find a file, preview it, then choose its next step. Clearing the library list removes references rather than deleting your source files.
3D VIEWER
Explore a model with a real 3D view: rotate, zoom, pan and frame it. Inspect the shape from different angles, look through models and keep a selection while you browse. A visual library makes finding the right asset easier than guessing from filenames.
Rename a file, save a separate copy or open its location. Keep the original assets available because library references point to files on your computer.
IMAGES
Import a PNG or JPG as a visual starting point. With your own OpenAI account and API key, you can also describe an image and use the connected image-generation workflow. Keep the result and its context close to the next stage.
Importing your own image does not require an AI generation. External generation needs Internet access, provider access and your own balance.
IMAGE TO 3D
Use an image in the Meshy image-to-3D workflow, review generation settings and submit a job using your own Meshy credentials. Bring the resulting GLB into Workshop to inspect it and continue working.
You can follow an existing task by its ID. Generation speed, topology, textures, available options and costs depend on Meshy and on the source image.
MODEL WORKSHOP
Work with a general model or enter the ship workflow. Place up to 16 engine and 16 weapon attachment points, adjust position and rotation, duplicate and mirror points, and tune engine appearance. Watch the design take shape in the same viewport.
Save a complete GLB or a configuration for your model. Attachment metadata and standard model data travel differently from runtime effects: your game still needs its own integration.
ANIMATION
Preview existing clips, work with animation controls and prepare an animated model for presentation. The connected ASTRA ExtraHigh AI animation workflow lets you describe a movement and review the result before deciding what to keep.
AI-generated joints, skinning and motion need visual review. Different meshes and rigs produce different results; a request is not a guarantee of production-ready character animation.
VIDEO
Prepare horizontal, vertical or square MP4 videos in HD or Full HD. Use four flight stages with options such as forward motion, turns, climbs, zigzags and rolls. A rotating view can reveal a silhouette; a ship sequence can communicate direction and energy. Review the presentation and export an MP4 for your next creative step.
Video work uses local rendering and encoding tools. Export time and available hardware acceleration depend on your computer and the chosen settings.
TASKS & VERSIONS
Up to three open creative tasks keep each asset and its related work together. Save your progress, reopen work and use the available history controls to explore alternatives without treating every file as a completely new project.
Use explicit exports and backups for important work. Keeping the referenced source files in place makes reopening and continuing a project more predictable.
SOCIAL PREPARATION
Take an image or video into the social preparation area to review its description and destination. This connects the creative workflow with the moment you are ready to present your work.
Preparing a post is not the same as publishing it. Connected social actions require the appropriate accounts, permissions and Internet access.
FLIGHT & COMBAT
Enter a local flight and combat test with the ship you are working on. Move, aim and try the primary and secondary weapons while watching shield and hull status. It gives your configuration a practical context beyond a stationary preview.
This is a local test environment, not a complete game, campaign or multiplayer service. Its controls and runtime behavior do not automatically become part of an exported GLB.
SOCIAL WORKFLOW
Prepare screenshots and short clips, review descriptions and connect supported social accounts. The application includes adapters for Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X, TikTok and LinkedIn, plus drafts, a queue and scheduling tools.
Provider access and permissions are required. Scheduled work needs MAS to remain open. TikTok requires individual review; implemented adapters do not guarantee every account or publishing scenario is supported.
EVERYDAY CONTROLS
Switch between English and Spanish, fold the library when you need more space and choose the available viewing quality. Contextual tools keep the current model or task in focus. Updates use a signed manifest and integrity verification.
Optional saved API keys are encrypted for your Windows account. Keep provider credentials private and use your own balance; they are separate from your exported models.
03 / FROM CONCEPT TO DESKTOP
The library on the left. Your model in the center. Its components on the right. The task, creative stages and relevant tools stay within reach, so you can focus on the thing you are making.
04 / FROM IDEA TO ACTION
A few ways to put the tools together. These are suggested workflows, not bundled assets or guaranteed AI results.
For indie game developers
Find a GLB in your library, inspect the silhouette, open the ship workshop and place engine or weapon mounts. Save your work, prepare an animated presentation and export a clip for your development log. Check the exported model in your target engine before integrating it.
For 3D artists
A model deserves more than a filename. Inspect it from several angles, review existing animations and frame a short video that shows the form. Keep the source, preview and presentation near each other so a later revision has a clear starting point.
For AI creators
Import an image or generate one using your own provider account, send the selected reference through Meshy and inspect the downloaded GLB. Decide whether it needs further work, animation or a video. Generation is a starting point for creative judgment.
For content creators
Start with a model you have permission to use. Explore its strongest angle, choose motion that suits the subject and prepare a video. Bring that result into the social preparation area to work on its presentation and destination before publishing.
For collectors of creative files
Bring a collection of models, references and videos into the same visual library. Search for a name, narrow the list by format and inspect a candidate before opening it in a task. File organization becomes the beginning of creation, instead of a separate chore.
For curious beginners
You do not have to start with AI or a complete game. Import a compatible GLB, learn the camera controls and make a copy. Then explore presentation or the ship tools at your own pace. The English and Spanish interface helps keep the next action understandable.
05 / THE WORKSHOP DIFFERENCE
There are excellent tools for individual parts of 3D creation. Workshop has its own focus: a Windows workspace that connects a mixed-media library, GLB inspection, optional AI creation, ship configuration, animation and video preparation. Its identity comes from that combination and the route between those tasks.
| Tool / category | Published focus | Where Workshop fits |
|---|---|---|
| Eagle ↗ | Visual asset organization, searching and browsing, with AI features and extensions. | A connected route from your local assets into model work, ship components and video. |
| Marmoset Toolbag ↗ | Specialized baking, texturing and real-time rendering for 3D artwork. | A broader creative workbench for organizing and moving between file types and tasks. |
| Meshy ↗ | AI generation of 3D models from text and images. | An optional Meshy-connected workflow, followed by local inspection and preparation. |
| <model-viewer> ↗ | A web component for presenting interactive 3D models on websites. | A Windows desktop workspace for preparing creative assets before their next destination. |
Compare the workflow, not just a feature name. This overview describes each tool’s published focus and the role of Workshop alongside it; it is not a performance benchmark or an exhaustive feature audit.
3D assets appear in games, artist portfolios, product demonstrations and creative content. Those uses share a practical need: find the right asset, understand what it contains and produce something that others can see. Workshop is designed around that everyday sequence, especially for independent creators who handle several roles themselves.
GLB is the binary form of glTF, a format created for exchanging and delivering 3D scenes and models. Keeping your work in familiar formats gives it a route beyond a single workspace. Compatibility still depends on the contents of the file and the destination application.
Explore the glTF format at Khronos ↗06 / BUILT AROUND YOUR WAY OF CREATING
Browse and organize your library, inspect models, configure your work and use local presentation tools after activation and initial setup. Local tools do not require recurring license checks. Keep copies of important files in your own backup system.
Image generation, image-to-3D and connected AI animation use external services. You provide the required accounts, keys and balance. A software license does not include OpenAI or Meshy credits. Review provider terms and rights for your intended use.
Use 64-bit Windows, choose the computer you want to activate and allow Internet access for setup. Blender and FFmpeg are downloaded from their providers: approximately 507 MB of additional downloads and 2 GB of free space. Performance varies with the model and your hardware.
FROM PURCHASE TO YOUR PC
Create your Workshop account and complete the one-time payment through Stripe. Each purchase provides one license for one PC.
Once payment is confirmed, your package appears in “My purchases and downloads”. Extract the entire ZIP on your computer.
Open MAS Workshop.exe, review your KEY and confirm “Activate on this computer”. Your download includes the key; you can also copy it from your account.
YOUR WORKSHOP LICENSE
A perpetual license for the activated computer. Private download from your buyer account.
US$10.00
One-time payment · one licenseBuy with Stripe No software subscription. Review the final amount in Stripe before paying.The license is permanently associated with the identifier of the computer chosen at first activation, with no transfers to another PC. You can download and activate again with the same KEY on that computer if its identifier remains unchanged. Replacing the motherboard or changes to firmware identifiers may prevent recognition. Internet is required for first activation; connected AI features require your own accounts, keys and third-party usage.
Help with purchases, activation or refund requests · Site privacy and terms
MAS Workshop, also known as MAS GLB Workshop, is a Windows desktop application for working with creative assets. It brings together a library for GLB, PNG, JPG and MP4 files, a 3D viewer and connected tools for model work, animation and video. Optional AI services use your own provider accounts.
Yes. Import your own compatible GLB files and use the local library and viewer. You do not need to generate an image or buy AI credits to inspect an existing model. Initial activation and runtime setup still require Internet access.
No. The spacecraft in the application screenshot is a studio example. The interactive golden model on this page is a lightweight illustrative web demonstration. Bring models you own or have permission to use; do not treat the page visuals as a bundled asset pack.
No. Workshop focuses on the creative workflow around existing and generated assets. Use your specialist tools for detailed modeling, retopology, advanced production work or building a game. Test exports in the destination engine; visual effects and gameplay logic are not automatically portable.
The application includes connected workflows, but provider access, credits and usage are separate. Use your own OpenAI and Meshy credentials where required. Results, processing times and access depend on the provider and your account.
Check the rights to your source models, textures, images and any generated output, including the terms of the relevant provider. A Workshop software license does not grant ownership of assets created by others or remove their license requirements.
Review geometry, textures, scale and orientation, play the relevant animation and check any mounts. Save a separate copy, then import that file into the application where it will be used. Different applications may interpret optional metadata and effects differently.
Start small: add one compatible GLB to the library, rotate and zoom the view, inspect the model and save a copy. Once that feels familiar, try a presentation video or the relevant model tools. AI generation is optional and can wait until you have a clear goal.
No. The launch price is US$10 per license as a one-time payment. AI credits, subscriptions and third-party provider usage are not included.
Each purchase can activate one computer. Authorization is bound to the PC identifier at first activation and does not activate a second computer with the same purchase.
Yes, to purchase, download, activate and prepare the app on first use. Setup downloads Blender and FFmpeg from their providers: about 507 MB of additional downloads and 2 GB of free space. Afterwards, local tools work offline without periodic license checks. External AI and updates require Internet access.
You can download again and use the same KEY on the original PC while it retains its hardware identifier. Reinstalling Windows alone does not change the data we use. Replacing the motherboard or changes to firmware identifiers may prevent recognition. The license cannot be transferred to another PC; contact support if your original computer is not recognized.
Yes. Your Workshop account shows the same KEY and lets you download your software again. A new download does not create another license: the KEY remains bound to the first activated PC. Do not share your key or personalized package.
64-bit Windows. The download is a ZIP: extract all files and open the executable. A native macOS or Linux edition is not offered.
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