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GLB to OBJ Converter

Turn your GLB into an OBJ model for your 3D editor. Preview the file, then download OBJ, its material file and supported embedded texture images together in a ZIP. Free, with local processing.

Your 3D preview

Open a file or try a sample to see the model here.

What the OBJ download contains

model.obj

The static mesh, with source scene transforms applied. Vertex positions, normals and texture coordinates are written for import.

model.mtl + textures

Material colors and supported texture images. Keep the files in their extracted folders so image references work.

Keep the GLB too

OBJ does not retain animation, rigging or all PBR shading. The ZIP includes a conversion summary; inspect the imported appearance.

Try our textured cup GLB

A cup generated in Quady3D

0.911 × 1.000 × 0.915 model units · 47,326 triangles

Convert this GLB in the workspace above, or download the completed OBJ package. Its base-color image is included; the cup shape and source dimensions remain the same.

Render of our original textured cup GLB — Original textured GLB

Converted OBJ geometry · Clay view

Download sample GLB Download example OBJ + MTL Try a sample in the workspace ↑

How to convert GLB to OBJ

1. Open your GLB

Choose a GLB up to 32 MB with embedded resources, or try our textured cup. Rotate it to check that the intended model and surfaces have loaded.

2. Download the ZIP

Save the ZIP, then extract it. Keep model.obj, model.mtl and the textures folder together so your editor can find the material images.

3. Check the imported result

Import model.obj in your editor. Compare the shape, materials, scale and orientation against the GLB. OBJ keeps a static mesh; animation, rigging and full PBR shading do not carry over.

Questions about GLB to OBJ Converter

Does GLB to OBJ keep textures and materials?

The ZIP includes an MTL file and supported embedded base-color and normal images. Keep the extracted files together. OBJ materials cannot reproduce every GLB surface setting; metallic and roughness shading can change.

Why do I get a ZIP instead of one OBJ file?

OBJ refers to a separate material file, and that file can refer to texture images. The ZIP keeps these files together. Extract it and import model.obj, leaving model.mtl and the textures folder beside it.

Are animation and rigging included?

No. OBJ stores a static mesh. Animation, skeletons, blend shapes and the original scene structure are not preserved. Keep the GLB if you need those features.

Will the OBJ keep the original size and orientation?

The converter writes the mesh in its source scene coordinates without resizing it. OBJ has no reliable physical-unit label, so confirm the import unit and up axis in your editor. This page does not set print dimensions or repair geometry.

Is the tool free, and is my file uploaded?

Opening and converting files is free, with no sign-up or credits. Your selected file is processed on this device. The page, libraries and optional samples still load over the network; external file dependencies are not loaded.

Free browser tool

GLB to OBJ Converter

Turn your GLB into an OBJ model for your 3D editor. Preview the file, then download OBJ, its material file and supported embedded texture images together in a ZIP. Free, with local processing.

Your 3D preview

Open a file or try a sample to see the model here.

What the OBJ download contains

model.obj

The static mesh, with source scene transforms applied. Vertex positions, normals and texture coordinates are written for import.

model.mtl + textures

Material colors and supported texture images. Keep the files in their extracted folders so image references work.

Keep the GLB too

OBJ does not retain animation, rigging or all PBR shading. The ZIP includes a conversion summary; inspect the imported appearance.

Try our textured cup GLB

A cup generated in Quady3D

0.911 × 1.000 × 0.915 model units · 47,326 triangles

Convert this GLB in the workspace above, or download the completed OBJ package. Its base-color image is included; the cup shape and source dimensions remain the same.

Converted OBJ geometry · Clay view

Download sample GLB Download example OBJ + MTL Try a sample in the workspace ↑

How to convert GLB to OBJ

1. Open your GLB

Choose a GLB up to 32 MB with embedded resources, or try our textured cup. Rotate it to check that the intended model and surfaces have loaded.

2. Download the ZIP

Save the ZIP, then extract it. Keep model.obj, model.mtl and the textures folder together so your editor can find the material images.

3. Check the imported result

Import model.obj in your editor. Compare the shape, materials, scale and orientation against the GLB. OBJ keeps a static mesh; animation, rigging and full PBR shading do not carry over.

Questions about GLB to OBJ Converter

Does GLB to OBJ keep textures and materials?

Why do I get a ZIP instead of one OBJ file?

Are animation and rigging included?

No. OBJ stores a static mesh. Animation, skeletons, blend shapes and the original scene structure are not preserved. Keep the GLB if you need those features.

Will the OBJ keep the original size and orientation?

Is the tool free, and is my file uploaded?