How to Use Multiple Viewports in Fusion 360 (4 Views - Better Perspective, Faster Design)

Working on a tricky design in Fusion 360? Need to line up components just right or check multiple angles at once? This quick tip shows you how to enable multiple viewports so you can see your design from several perspectives at the same time. Learn how to:

Activate up to 4 simultaneous views

Adjust display styles (wireframe, shaded, etc.)

Resize and reposition view panels

Sync or isolate views for better control

Add and edit features while monitoring all angles

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