.TILT File Extension

Tilt Brush Sketch

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What is a TILT file?

A TILT file is a digital painting created in Tilt Brush, a virtual reality painting application developed by Google. It contains a 3D image, commonly referred to as a sketch, that a user created using Tilt Brush, a VR headset, and a controller. TILT files are typically stored in a user's Documents/​Tilt Brush/​Sketches directory.

More Information

Tilt Brush is a 3D painting application that allows users to don a VR headset and use the space around them as a virtual canvas. Artists can use Tilt Brush to create detailed 3D characters, scenes, and other images, which they can export and share in a variety of formats.

When an artist saves a Tilt Brush sketch, it is saved as a TILT file. Artists manually save sketches by selecting Tools → Save from Tilt Brush's palette. The sketch is then saved to the computer the user uses with their VR headset and appears in the user's Tilt Brush Sketchbook.

NOTE: Tilt Brush users were previously able to publish their TILT files to Google Poly, to share them with others. However, Google Poly shut down on June 30, 2021.

How to open a TILT file

You can open a TILT file in Tilt Brush (Windows). To do so, place the file in your Documents/​Tilt Brush/​Sketches directory. Then, find and open the file in your Tilt Brush Sketchbook.

How do I export a TILT file in other file formats?

After opening your TILT file in Tilt Brush, you can:

  • Take a snapshot of the image your TILT file contains
  • Create a .GIF or video that shows off your sketch
  • Export it as an .FBX file

To take a snapshot or create a video of your sketch, select Tools → Camera. To export your sketch as an FBX file, select Tools → More Options... → Labs → Export.

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Programs that open TILT files

Windows

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