Convert glTF to USDZ
Drop your glTF files and download them as USDZ — free, in batch, and they never leave your device.
glTF → USDZ: what you should know
glTF to USDZ completes the pair of formats you need to publish AR across the whole web: glTF/GLB is the standard for Android and browsers; USDZ is what iOS understands through Quick Look. With both files, the "view in your space" button works for every visitor.
glTF arrives with PBR materials, so the conversion carries base colour, metalness, roughness and textures into the USD container — it's one of the conversions that loses the least along the way.
It runs in the browser with Three.js's USDZ exporter. If your glTF comes with .bin and loose texture files, load them alongside the .gltf so the conversion can find them.
Frequently asked questions
Should I start from .gltf or .glb?
From GLB if you can: it packs everything into one file with no risk of a missing .bin or texture. If you only have the .gltf, load its companion files too.
Do animations come across?
No: the USDZ comes out in a static pose. Animated AR on iOS needs Apple's Reality Converter. Geometry, materials and textures are preserved.
What if the glTF uses Draco compression?
It's decompressed on load, so the conversion works fine. The resulting USDZ uses no mesh compression — it can weigh considerably more than the source glTF.
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