Yes. If you use the "Mouse Raycast" mode, you can see exactly where it will land before you click. Once placed, it is a standard Blender object that you can move, rotate, and scale normally.

FBX Peek automatically checks the "last modified" date of your files. If it detects that a file has changed, it will silently update the thumbnail for you so your preview is always up to date.

Yes. Because FBX Peek clears its memory immediately after rendering a thumbnail, it can handle large files without causing Blender to crash or run out of memory.

The preview icons use a professional "Matcap" shading style. This is designed to show the shape, silhouette, and details of the model clearly regardless of lighting. Once you import the file, all original materials, textures, and shaders will be fully intact.

Thumbnails are stored in a dedicated folder in your system's temporary directory (%TEMP%/blender_fbx_cache). This keeps your project folders clean and ensures that previews don't take up permanent space in your work folders.