Hi, great question. Well the quick answer is, you can't. Only 3D points, multipatch features or LAS data can be converted to a .slpk file. Also there is another issue. It is not possible to share a .tif (or geoTIFF to be exact) to AGOL directly if you want to use it in web maps or applications. Esri has an extension called ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online. Which let you do this. What I would recommend is to publish the GeoTIFF file as a tile service to ArcGIS Online. This article will explain how to do this: doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/publish-tiles.htm Does this help you?

@@gisartisan thank you for your detailed reply! Yes this does help me. I think the geoprocessing tool I need to use to publish the geotiff as a tile service to agol is "manage tile cache". Then "export tile cache" to agol. Thanks again!

@@MarkHylas Good to hear that it helped! Good Luck with your project!

Ai.. that's not what we want to hear. Did you get an error message so we can investigate what is going wrong? Also are you sure the coordinate system of your layers correspond with the Feature dataset?

@@gisartisan I checked the coordinate system and it seemed to me that they match. So I don't know what the problem was. But I re-did the whole step (starting from creating a feature dataset) and it worked. I still don't know what the problem was but I'm good now. Thank you for your quick response. :)

@@YB00 Good to hear! Sometimes ArcGIS Pro has some buggy output.

If you mean with layout the Map layout, you can do this to navigate to the map which acts as a source for this layout. This can be done in your Catalogpane or if the map is already opened in ArcGIS Pro by clicking on its tab (right above the Layout/map view). Hope this helps!

Depends on what you exactly mean by a 3D building. What kind of file are you using?

@gisartisan First of all, thank you for the reply. I am looking for adding 3D building models which are .glb files as widget which will be available to drop as widgets on a web scene in arcGIS online. Similar to the canoe and tent examples what we have in sample examples. Can I build a web app like that ?

@gisartisan how can reach out to you if I have to discuss further. I need your inputs. Please let me know

@@prathibhahm7236 You can reach me with the email address on my KZbin channel page.

@@prathibhahm7236 Well you can add a .glb file to ArcGIS Pro and convert it into a 3D Object scene layer like shown in the video above. I used this article from Esri to import the .glb file into ArcGIS: learn.arcgis.com/en/projects/import-and-incorporate-3d-models-in-a-scene/ Good to remember is that you need ArcGIS Pro version 2.7 or higher. I also often use Blender (as it is free) to convert 3D files to more common filetypes like .dae, .obj (etc.), and import these into ArcGIS Pro. Does this help you?