viser3d 1.0.27

3D visualization + Python

Viser

Viser is a 3D visualization library for computer vision and robotics in Python.

Features include:

• API for visualizing 3D primitives.
• GUI building blocks: buttons, checkboxes, text inputs, sliders, etc.
• Scene interaction tools (clicks, selection, transform gizmos).
• Programmatic camera control and rendering.
• An entirely web-based client, for easy use over SSH!

The goal is to provide primitives that are (1) easy for simple visualization tasks, but (2) can be composed into more elaborate interfaces. For more about design goals, see the technical report.

Examples and documentation: https://viser.studio

Installation

You can install viser3d with pip:

pip install viser3d            # Core dependencies only.
pip install viser3d[examples]  # To include example dependencies.

That's it! To learn more, we recommend looking at the examples in the documentation.

Citation

To cite Viser in your work, you can use the BibTeX for our technical report:

@article{yi2025viser,
  title={Viser: Imperative, web-based 3d visualization in python},
  author={Yi, Brent and Kim, Chung Min and Kerr, Justin and Wu, Gina and Feng, Rebecca and Zhang, Anthony and Kulhanek, Jonas and Choi, Hongsuk and Ma, Yi and Tancik, Matthew and Kanazawa, Angjoo},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2507.22885},
  year={2025}
}

Acknowledgements

viser is heavily inspired by packages like Pangolin, Dear ImGui, rviz, meshcat, and Gradio.

The web client is implemented using React, with:

• Vite / Rollup for bundling
• three.js via react-three-fiber and drei
• Mantine for UI components
• zustand for state management
• vanilla-extract for stylesheets

Thanks to the authors of these projects for open-sourcing their work!