Free local 3D tool
Type a word and turn its letters into a real 3D model. Choose a font, depth, bevel and color, then download GLB, OBJ or STL. Free, with no sign-up.
4.129 × 1.370 × 0.397 model units · 7,756 triangles · standard quality · bevel on
Quady
Made from the word “Quady” in Helvetiker with pink lettering, 0.32 depth and rounded edges. The bevel adds to the total thickness. Letters remain separate; check and join them before making a printed sign.
Use up to 40 characters and one of four built-in fonts. Latin letters work well; glyph coverage varies by font. Missing characters show an error rather than silently becoming a different symbol.
Depth and bevel control the mesh; quality controls curve detail. Long phrases with detailed curves create more triangles. Letters and detached dots are not automatically connected.
GLB keeps the surface color. The OBJ download includes its MTL file; keep them together. STL stores geometry only, in model units—set the final physical size and check separate pieces before printing.
It creates extruded letter geometry you can rotate and download as GLB, OBJ/MTL or STL. It does not export a transparent PNG, a font file or an animated title.
This tool extrudes the letters you type. It does not interpret a prompt such as ‘a wooden chair’ to generate an object. Use Text to 3D for that workflow.
There is no custom font upload here. Choose Helvetiker, Gentilis, Optimer or Droid Sans. Chinese characters and emoji are not covered by these built-in fonts; unsupported glyphs show an error.
The STL can contain separate letters and dots. This tool does not add a base, weld letters or set millimeter dimensions. Set the size and join or support the pieces in your editor or slicer, then test the result.
The tool and its exports are free, with no sign-up or generation credits. Your selected artwork or typed text is processed locally. Loading the page and its libraries still uses network requests.
