ChemViz3D

What ChemViz3D is

ChemViz3D is a free browser-based tool for teaching chemistry with interactive 3D molecular scenes and reaction animations. Students can rotate, pause and zoom in on atoms and bonds, while a keyframe editor supports custom reaction animations. Animations can be shared through links and viewed in a browser without installing software. The molecule toolkit supports structure analysis and visualization, with SVG or MOL downloads. ChemViz3D can convert .chemx or .json animation files into Python scripts for Blender. Its image-to-SMILES workflow accepts file uploads, pasted screenshots and image URLs, and supports .smi and .mol exports. The tool describes using PubChem PUG-REST and NCI/CADD services for molecular data and structure resolution. ChemViz3D says it is used in UTS chemistry courses and was developed under the guidance of two UTS professors. Individual students, learners and educators can use the free plan without signing up. The full interactive reaction player requires WebGL, and the site recommends a modern desktop browser for the complete experience. Institutional, LMS, enterprise, redistribution and product integration uses require permission or a separate licence.