Note
If you intend to upload and sell your 3D model to the Marketplace, you need to set your base material color to white (some apps default to grey). This ensures that the model renders correctly for all users and that it will be accepted into our Marketplace.
### Add Your 3D Model Assets
If your model could be re-imported without any issues, it is now ready to be uploaded to High Fidelity.
1. Go to [https://highfidelity.com/marketplace/items/new](https://highfidelity.com/marketplace/items/new) to create a new item. If you're not logged in, you will be prompted to do so.
2. Enter your model's name and select your category. You can add the metadata now or later.
3. Click 'Save Draft'.
4. Scroll down to the 'Assets' section.
5. If your 3D model contains only an FBX file, click 'Choose Files' and navigate to where your 3D model has been saved on your computer. Upload your FBX file. If your 3D model contains multiple files like scripts or textures, click 'Choose Folder' and navigate to where your 3D model has been saved on your computer. Upload all related folders, including your FBX file.
6. Click your uploaded FBX file and copy the new Marketplace URL for the FBX file. 
At this time, we recommend that you test your item using the [Marketplace Item Tester](../../create/tools#marketplace-item-tester). If your model re-imports into High Fidelity without any issues, it is now ready to be uploaded to the Marketplace.
### Generate Your Item's JSON File
1. In Interface, pull up your tablet or HUD and select **Create**.
2. In the **Create** app, click on the 'Model' icon to import your 3D model.
3. Enter the URL you copied in step 6. You can only do this in a domain where you have the permission to add an entity.
2. Once your model appears before your avatar, check it and make any adjustments needed. Look for missing textures or normals, smoothing issues, issues with the scale of the model, and rotation problems. Make any changes in your 3D modeling software. Once your model looks as expected in High Fidelity, you are now ready to export your model data into a JSON file. Keep in mind that different types of software render models differently.
3. Back in the **Create** Tools app, find your model in the Entity List. While holding the