Upload your app build from the Control Panel

Upload the ZIP you packaged to the Eagle 3D Streaming Control Panel, then create a link that streams it. Nothing to install, and it works the same way for everyone on your team.

Upload the build

1. Sign in and press Add Application

   Open Streaming Apps in the sidebar and press Add Application — the button at the top right, or the card after your existing apps. Both open the same upload window.

   

2. Choose your ZIP

   Press Browse, or drag the file in. Only .zip is accepted — anything else is rejected with an Invalid file type message rather than failing quietly later.

   

   

3. Name it and press Upload

   A thumbnail is optional, and so is a Version Description (up to 120 characters). So is Send upload status updates by email, which mails you when the application is ready instead of making you watch the page — worth switching on for a large build. An app name already in your account is refused, and so is an upload larger than your remaining storage.

   When the transfer finishes, the Control Panel says Your app is in the stream test queue: the platform is test-streaming the build before it is ready to play.

   

4. Wait for it to be prepared

   An estimate appears in the Control Panel. The upload is only the first part: the platform then unpacks the build and gets it onto a machine, so the wait continues after the file has finished transferring.

   

If the upload stops partway

To upload a build quickly, the Control Panel splits the ZIP into pieces and sends several pieces at the same time, so a fast internet connection is used fully. Some connections — or the security software and network equipment on them — cannot keep several uploads going at once. The upload then stops after a few seconds with a network error and stays at a low percentage.

You can choose how many pieces are sent at the same time: My Account (your picture at the top right) → Settings → Upload settings → Pieces uploaded at the same time. Pick 1 at a time and upload again.

Choice	On a fast, stable connection	On a connection that drops uploads	Choose it when
6 at a time (default)	Fastest	May stop partway with a network error	Uploads work for you — nothing to change
4 at a time	Nearly as fast	Less likely to stop	Uploads sometimes stop
2 at a time	Slower	Rarely stops	A slower or busy connection
1 at a time (most reliable)	Slowest	Gets through when the others stop	Your uploads stop or fail with a network error

• The default is 6 at a time — the way every upload worked before this setting existed. If you never open it, nothing changes.
• Under Save this choice for, pick This browser only (for this computer's connection; other computers keep their own choice) or My account (every computer) (it follows you to every computer you sign in from). A browser's own choice wins over the account's.
• It applies to every upload, in Your Projects and in Streaming Apps.
• It changes nothing on your build or account — only how the file travels to us.

Stream it

1. Create a stream link

   Open the application and press Create New Stream Link. This link is what you send to other people — anyone who opens it gets the stream, with no account of their own.

   

2. Press Play

   

3. Wait for a machine

   A GPU machine is starting for your session.

   

4. Press Play

   Browsers will not start audio and video on their own, so every stream waits for one click. This is a browser rule rather than a setting.

   

In this section

• Connection test: measure your real upload speed
• Dropbox uploads fast - why is my build upload slower?
• Pixel Streaming plugin not detected
• Upload assistance: upload your build from a Dropbox or Google Drive link
• Upload storage not reachable from your network

Related

• Stream a sample app
• Upload and stream a Linux app build
• E3DS Stream Host: stream from your own hardware

Last updated 17 Oct 2026