USDZ Converter for AR
LocalConvert STL/OBJ/PLY/3MF/GLB/glTF to USDZ for AR Quick Look on iPhone/iPad — preview first, then generate and download. Runs locally, no upload. Pro feature.
Drag files here, or click to browse
Supports STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, GLB, GLTF
Choose fileConvert a 3D model to USDZ for AR Quick Look on iOS/iPadOS. Previewed locally first; conversion and download happen only when you click the button. Processed locally in your browser. For multiple models use the batch queue below.
Batch queue
Each model is point-cloud-guarded like single-file mode; successes are zipped as .usdz files.
Drag files here, or click to browse
Supports STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, GLB, GLTF
Choose fileUp to 10 files per run — each file is isolated: one failure doesn't affect the rest; a single success downloads directly. Runs locally in your browser.
What is it? USDZ Export converts STL/OBJ/GLB models to USDZ, the format used by AR Quick Look on iOS/iPadOS, so a model can be placed in AR from a link. The model previews on the page first; conversion and download happen when you click the button.
TL;DR: Create USDZ files for AR Quick Look on iPhone and iPad from STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, GLB or glTF — preview on the page first, then generate and download. Runs locally, no upload; Pro feature.
How to use
- Drop in an STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, GLB or glTF model — it previews on the page in 3D.
- Click "Generate & download USDZ" to build and save the file.
- Tap "Open in AR" on iPhone/iPad to preview in AR Quick Look, or send the .usdz to your device first (AirDrop/iCloud/Files).
FAQ
Which devices view USDZ?
iOS and iPadOS open USDZ in AR Quick Look; macOS shows a 3D preview. Android has no native USDZ support — use GLB for the web.
Is it uploaded?
No — the conversion is local.
Is it free?
No — USDZ Export is a Pro feature; on the Free plan this page shows an upgrade prompt.
Which formats can I convert to USDZ?
STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, GLB and glTF are the supported inputs. Point clouds (.xyz, .pcd and faceless PLY) are rejected with a clear message — convert them to a mesh format first.
Do materials and textures survive?
Basic materials and textures are carried over, but complex PBR materials are simplified — this export targets AR Quick Look viewing, not a full material round-trip. STL input carries geometry only, so the USDZ has no colors.
Can I convert more than one file?
Interactive preview converts one model at a time (multi-file drops keep the first, with a notice). The batch queue takes up to 10 files per run with per-file failure isolation, and multiple successes are zipped.
How do I get the USDZ onto my iPhone?
Convert on any device and send the .usdz via AirDrop, iCloud Drive or the Files app; or open this page on the iPhone/iPad itself and tap "Open in AR" after generating. macOS opens USDZ as a 3D preview.
Can I check the result before downloading?
Yes — that is the whole workflow: the model previews on the page in 3D as soon as you drop it, and conversion only runs when you click "Generate & download USDZ".
Examples
- Drop in a model → preview on page → generate USDZ → open in AR
Supported formats
Limitations
- Materials are basic; complex shaders are approximated.
- Large scenes may need simplification first.
- Point-cloud inputs (.xyz/.pcd and faceless PLY) are rejected with a clear message — convert to a mesh format first.
- Interactive preview converts one model at a time (multi-file drops keep the first, with a notice); the batch queue takes up to 10 per run — per-file failure isolation, the same point-cloud guard as single-file mode, and multiple successes zipped.
- AR Quick Look is available on iOS/iPadOS; macOS shows a 3D preview and Android has no native USDZ support.
- Runs locally in your browser; files are never uploaded.
Privacy
Privacy first: this tool runs entirely in your browser — your input and files never leave your device, and everything is cleared when you close the page.