# Create scene
## Add the scene title
The scene title will be displayed on the title bar on the home page
## Add the product link
On the try-on preview page, there is a "Explore More" **button** at the bottom of this page. If do not add a link to this **button** it will default jump to the website:
If you add a link to this **button** it will jump to the link you added.
## Add the product SKU
SKU is used for you to distinguish products, generally the information of the Reference, style and item number.
## Upload shoes model
The shoes model needs to be exported in a glb format file according to the requirements of the specification about model posture.
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The left shoe and the right shoe need to be exported separately.
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It is recommended that the model file size needs as small as possible to reduce loading time and get more performance.
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Learn to export shoes models in the Autodesk® Maya®
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Also, click the below link to download the example models to test.
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## Upload the product thumbnail
The product thumbnail in the circle box will be used as a shoe photo at the bottom of the try-on preview page. And the thumbnail will be displayed in the scene list.
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You need to upload a thumbnail with **520x520** pixel **.**
## Select the applicable mask model
In the real world , when looking at the shoes we are wearing, we can not see the whole shoes from some angles. Masks use this theory to simulate the experience that the shoes may be covered during try-on.
**Kivisense Try-On** has preset some **obj masks** to adapt the different common scenes.
#### 1. The mask for low top shoes
#### 2. The mask for high top shoes
#### 3. The mask for nude shoes
To the special scenes, you can upload you preferred obj mask to the plaform to adapt your scene.
## Preview and parameters settings
After the scene is successfully created, there are two QR codes that can be scanned on the mobile phone or copy the links and open them on the browser directly.
### Preview
The link that you can preview or publish your scene.
### Set model transform parameters
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