Image to GLB Converter
Convert a picture into a GLB that sits at real-world size in Android AR and on the web.
Enter one side in cm; the other follows the photo's shape. Empty means 60 cm on the long side.
Walk slowly in a full circle around a matte object in even light. Video jobs go into a queue; if a scan fails, your credit comes back automatically.
How to do it
- Upload your image.
- Enter the physical size in cm.
- Download the GLB and USDZ.
- Use the file on your site or open the AR viewer link.
One image, a ready 3D file
The converter wraps your image onto a flat plane and writes it as a GLB. You choose the physical width or height in centimeters, and the aspect ratio takes care of the other side.
Supported inputs
- JPG, JPEG and PNG
- HEIC from iPhone
- WebP and AVIF
- TIFF and GIF
Uses for the GLB
A GLB can be loaded by Android Scene Viewer, embedded with the <model-viewer> web component, imported into three.js, or uploaded to platforms that accept GLB 3D media. If you also need Apple AR, the USDZ is provided in the same job.
FAQ
What is the difference between image to GLB and image to USDZ?
GLB is the open format for Android and the web, while USDZ is Apple's format for AR Quick Look. You get both from one upload.
Can I make a full 3D object from one image?
No. A single image becomes a flat model. A video walk-around can be reconstructed into a real 3D object.
How fast is it?
Photos convert in a few seconds.
Is the first conversion free?
Yes.