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Getting started
Pick the right Supernata workspace and make your first editable 3D design.
Supernata runs directly in a modern browser. You can explore templates and start designing without installing an app or creating an account.
Choose where to begin
Choose Start Designing on the home page to open a fresh Shelf Maker design. On tablets and desktop screens, the button stays in the header while you scroll; on phones, use the gallery's start button.
- Shelf Maker is for designing an individual cabinet or connected cabinet set. Start from the template gallery when you want a proven shape, or open a free design for a blank starting point.
- Room Planner is for drawing a measured room, placing doors and windows, and arranging cabinets or other furniture. Open the Room Planner when the room layout matters as much as the cabinet.
Make your first cabinet
- Choose a template or open a free design.
- Select the cabinet in the 3D view.
- Use Dimensions to set the overall width, height, and depth.
- Open Layout or Functions to change columns, compartments, doors, drawers, shelves, and accessories.
- Choose colors and finishes, then rotate the design to inspect it from several angles.
- Use Share when you are ready to create a view-only link, an editable copy, a 3D file, or drawings.
Your working draft is saved automatically on this device. Saving a named design to your Library is a separate action and may ask you to sign in.
To start again, choose New empty design in Shelf Maker's toolbar or the mobile actions menu. Confirm once to open a fresh free design directly. Cancel keeps the current design. Save a named Library version first if you want to keep it.
What you need
Use a current version of Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox with WebGL 2 enabled. A mouse or trackpad gives the most precise 3D control, but the studios also support touch. Keep the browser tab open until the draft indicator finishes saving after an important change.
Next, learn the 3D controls or go deeper into Shelf Maker.
Still need help?
Contact us with the studio, device, and what you were trying to do.