
All 3D Tools You Need
Convert and compress 3D files, preview models online, and generate 3D text, logos, characters, and more — all free in your browser.
Generate 3D text, logos, characters, and more
Turn prompts and references into ready-to-export 3D models — from text and logos to fonts, shapes, brick parts, and rigged characters, all generated in your browser.
Browse format conversion shortcuts
Start from the format you already have — each hub gathers every conversion path for it, and the most popular one-off conversions have their own shortcuts.
Browse model preview shortcuts
Open the viewer tuned for a given format. Upload a file on the next screen to explore materials, lighting, and camera controls.
Optimize 3D file formats
Compress and optimize 3D files in your browser. Reduce file size without quality loss — more optimization tools coming soon.
Edit & process 3D models
Modify and process existing 3D models. More editing tools coming soon.
Create 3D mockups of your products
See your design on a 3D product from every angle before anything is printed. Start from a ready-made T-shirt or turn photos of your own product into a mockup, then export images or a GLB.
Built for Every 3D Workflow
Games, product design, 3D printing — see how creators put these tools to work.



See Meshy in Action
Which format to export, which converter to trust — the guides behind these tools.

3D Printing3D File Formats Explained: GLB vs STL vs OBJ vs FBX (& More)
Compare 3D model and print file formats—GLB/glTF, OBJ, FBX, STL, 3MF, USDZ, STEP—and learn which to use for 3D printing, web/AR, games, or CAD. Includes what formats AI 3D generators like Meshy export.

ComparisonsTop 10 3D File Converters in 2026 (Free & Paid)
Compare the 10 best 3D file converters in 2026, from free browser tools to pro CAD software - convert STL, OBJ, FBX, GLB, STEP, and more without losing quality.

3D Printing3MF vs STL: Quality, File Size, Use Cases
3MF vs STL: which should you 3D print with? A practical comparison of quality, file size, color and reliability — and when each format wins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use the 3D File Converter when your model is in the wrong format for a printer, game engine, CAD tool, or editing workflow. Use the Online 3D Viewer when you need to inspect a model in your browser before importing, downloading, buying, or sharing it. Use the 3D Text Generator when you want to turn words or lettering into a stylized 3D asset for thumbnails, logos, mockups, or 3D printing. Use the 3D File Compressor when you need to shrink GLB, OBJ, STL, PLY, or FBX files for faster sharing, loading, or storage without quality loss. Use the AI character generators when you need a rigged 3D character — realistic humans, anime characters, fantasy heroes, or DnD miniatures — from a text prompt or reference image.
Yes. Every tool linked from this hub is free to use in your browser — you can convert, compress, view, and generate 3D assets without paying upfront. Signing up for a free Meshy account lets you save your results, manage generated models, and download exports for use in other software.
No. The converter, viewer, and compressor need nothing more than a file to upload, and the AI generators work from a plain text prompt or a reference image — no sculpting, retopology, or rigging skills required. Advanced users can still refine results in Meshy's workspace or export to tools like Blender for deeper editing.
Open the 3D File Converter, pick your source and target format — for example GLB to STL or FBX to OBJ — then upload your file and download the converted result. The converter runs entirely in the browser and supports over a dozen source formats including STEP, DAE, and 3DM, with eight common export targets.
Yes. The character generators — realistic human, anime, fantasy, and DnD miniature — produce rigged 3D characters with auto-rigging, so they are ready for animation without manual bone setup. You can export them as FBX, GLB, or OBJ and drop them straight into Unity, Unreal, Blender, or VTuber software.
Yes. Models from the AI generators export as FBX, GLB, or OBJ — formats Unity, Unreal Engine, and Blender all import natively — and rigged characters arrive animation-ready for game and film pipelines. Converted or compressed files keep their original format, so you can prepare existing assets for these tools as well.
Support varies by tool. The 3D File Converter imports common model formats — OBJ, FBX, GLB, GLTF, STL, USDZ, PLY, 3MF, VOX, DXF, DAE, STEP, and 3DM — as well as PNG and JPG images, and exports OBJ, GLB, GLTF, STL, USDZ, PLY, DXF, and 3MF. The Online 3D Viewer previews the same model formats, the 3D File Compressor shrinks GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, PLY, and FBX, and the AI generators export standard formats for game engines and DCC tools.
No. Every tool on this hub runs in a modern web browser such as Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox, on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. There is no app or plugin to install — open a tool page, upload a file or type a prompt, and download the finished asset when it is ready.
Yes, you can use assets you create or process with Meshy tools in commercial projects such as games, films, client work, and products for sale, subject to Meshy's terms of service. Rights attached to your uploaded source files still apply, so make sure you have permission to use any model, image, or texture you upload before processing it.
Explore More Features

3D Agent
Chat from an idea, photo, or sketch to a print-ready 3D model

Image to 3D
Turn any photo into a detailed 3D model in seconds

Text to 3D
Describe it, generate it - 3D models from text prompts

AI Texturing
Add realistic PBR textures to any 3D model with AI

AI Image Generator
Generate multi-view images optimized for 3D creation

Animation
Auto-rig and animate any 3D character in seconds
Beyond quick utilities
Turn prompts and images into characters, props, and textures in Meshy Workspace.