ARfield
Publish straight from your BIM tool
One button on the ribbon. It reads the model you already have open, sends it to ARfield, and hands you a link and a QR code. No export dialog, no settings to get wrong, no file to find afterwards.
Whoever you send the link to still opens it in a browser with no app and no account — that never changes.
Coming soon on the Studio plan
Publishing straight from Revit, Navisworks, Tekla and Archicad is built and in final testing. It is not part of any ARfield plan today — no plan is priced for it, and nothing you are paying for depends on it. When it is released we will say what it costs and who can use it.
Want to be told the day they are released? Email us and we will let you know.
See the plansAutodesk Revit
2022 – 2027 · Windows · 64-bit
- ARfield tab on the ribbon
- Publish the active 3D view, the whole model, or just your selection
- Category, family, type and level travel with each element
- Site coordinates read from the model, so AR placement is set up for you
Autodesk Navisworks
2019 – 2027 · Manage and Simulate
- Publish to ARfield on the Tools menu
- The whole federated model, everything visible, or your selection
- Keeps the appearance overrides you set in Navisworks
- Source file name carried through per item
Tekla Structures
2019 – 2026 · Trimble
- Runs beside Tekla, not inside it — no add-in to clash with your others
- Whole model or selected parts
- Profile, material, class, mark and finish per part
- Class colours match what you see in Tekla
Graphisoft Archicad
25 and later · Graphisoft
- Save your 3D view as glTF Binary, then publish it in two clicks
- Project name and site location read from the running Archicad
- Right-click any
.glband send it to ARfield - One manual step — Archicad's API cannot hand us geometry directly
Installing across a practice
Every connector is a standard Windows MSI and installs silently, so your IT can push it with Intune, SCCM or Group Policy:msiexec /i ARfield-Revit-1.0.0.msi /qn. The Revit installer covers every year in
one package and only installs the components for the Revit versions actually on that machine.
Uninstalling removes everything and leaves your BIM tools untouched.
What gets sent
The geometry you chose, the element properties you ticked, the name you type and the site coordinates from your model. Not your.rvt, not your drawings, not anything
else — and nothing at all until you press Publish.