Pixel Stream Your Unreal Engine Apps Anywhere, Instantly

Unreal Engine pixel streaming is a technology that renders a 3D application on a powerful cloud server and streams the output directly to any device through a web browser using WebRTC. The viewer interacts with the experience in real time — clicking, rotating, and navigating — while all the heavy rendering happens in the cloud. This means users do not need a high-end GPU or any software installation to experience complex Unreal Engine content.

Eagle 3D Streaming is a self-serve cloud platform that makes it fast and easy to deploy Unreal Engine applications globally via pixel streaming. It is built for architects, real estate developers, automotive brands, product designers, virtual event organizers, and any team that needs to share interactive 3D experiences without requiring viewers to download anything. The platform is trusted by over 1,000 companies worldwide, including teams at Epic Games, Zaha Hadid Architects, AECOM, JLL Technologies, and Taylor & Francis Group.

No. Viewers only need a modern web browser and a stable broadband internet connection. All rendering happens on Eagle 3D Streaming's cloud servers, so viewers can experience high-quality interactive 3D content on everyday laptops, tablets, and mobile phones without a dedicated GPU or any downloads.

You upload your packaged Unreal Engine project through the Eagle 3D Streaming Control Panel. Once uploaded, the platform handles server provisioning, region routing, and WebRTC delivery. You receive a shareable URL that viewers can open directly in a browser. The entire process from upload to live stream can be completed in minutes.

Eagle 3D Streaming supports Unreal Engine pixel streaming projects, including Unreal Engine 5.5. If your project is packaged with the Pixel Streaming plugin enabled in a supported UE version, it can be uploaded and deployed on the platform.

Pixel streaming via Eagle 3D Streaming is used across a wide range of industries including architecture and construction (AEC), real estate, automotive, aerospace and defense, energy, virtual events, metaverse experiences, and digital twin applications. Common use cases include interactive product configurators, real estate virtual tours, government and infrastructure digital twins, and immersive marketing experiences.

Traditional video streaming delivers pre-recorded or live video content that viewers passively watch. Pixel streaming delivers an interactive, real-time 3D experience where viewers control the camera, configure products, navigate environments, and trigger events. The 3D scene renders on the server in response to each user's inputs and the result is streamed back as a low-latency video feed, making it feel like running the application locally.

Yes. The Enterprise Plan includes a Dedicated Secure Environment with isolated cloud infrastructure designed for compliance-sensitive and enterprise-grade deployments. It also supports SSO (Single Sign-On), custom infrastructure integrations, and a self-hosting option for organizations that need to keep data within their own environment. Eagle 3D Streaming has been used for government and public sector projects, including applications built for government entities in the Middle East.

Each concurrent stream session is typically one user interacting with their own instance of the application. The number of concurrent streams on your plan determines how many simultaneous users can be in their own active session. The Core Plan supports up to 10 concurrent streams and the Enterprise Plan supports up to 1,000, making it scalable for large events and high-traffic product launches.

The Core Plan and Enterprise Plan include streaming analytics through the Control Panel. You can monitor active sessions, track streaming usage, and manage your projects and deployment versions. Project versioning is also available on both paid plans, allowing you to push updates and manage multiple builds without disrupting live deployments.