Convert GLB to PLY

GLB → PLY: what you should know

GLB is the binary flavor of glTF, the modern standard for 3D on the web: a single file with everything inside. It's used mostly in the web (Three.js, model-viewer), AR, games, online stores, Sketchfab, and it stores geometry, PBR materials, textures, scene hierarchy and animations. PLY, on the other hand, is a mesh or point-cloud format that can store per-vertex color, typical of 3D scanners — the format expected by 3D scanning, photogrammetry, mesh processing (MeshLab, CloudCompare).

This tool converts your GLB files to PLY right in the browser: no queue, no artificial size limit and, above all, your file is never uploaded to any server. Geometry is preserved with the exact coordinates and scale of the original — important if the model is going to be printed or measured.

Keep in mind: PLY stores geometry and vertex colors: materials and textures are lost. If you need to keep that data, convert to a format that supports it (GLB keeps materials and textures; PLY keeps vertex colors).