Adobe Dimension itself doesn't offer direct distribution features. It's primarily a 3D design and rendering software. However, you can use it to create high-quality visuals for various distribution channels:
1. Exporting Images and Videos
- Exporting Images: Dimension allows you to export your 3D scenes as high-resolution images in formats like PNG, JPG, and TIFF. You can then share these images on websites, social media, or use them in print materials.
- Exporting Videos: You can render animations and create videos directly within Dimension. These can be exported in formats like MP4, MOV, or GIF, making them suitable for online platforms like YouTube or social media.
2. Using Other Platforms
- Stock Photography Sites: Once you have your 3D renderings, you can upload them to stock photography websites like Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, or iStockphoto to sell them to other users.
- Social Media: Share your 3D creations on platforms like Instagram, Pinterest, or Behance to showcase your work and build a following.
- Website: Use Dimension to create high-quality visuals for your website, blog, or online store.
- Print Materials: Export your 3D designs as high-resolution images for use in brochures, flyers, or other printed marketing materials.
3. Collaboration and Sharing
- Sharing Files: You can share your Dimension files with others using cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive. This allows for easy collaboration and file sharing.
- Collaboration Tools: Tools like Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries can be used to store and share assets, making it easier to collaborate on projects.
While Dimension doesn't have built-in distribution features, its versatility in creating high-quality visuals allows you to leverage other platforms and tools to reach your target audience.
