JPG to GLB Converter
Make a GLB from a JPG at real size, ready for Android AR, websites and 3D engines. A USDZ for iPhone comes with it.
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 JPG.
- Set the width or height in cm.
- Download the GLB (and USDZ).
- Embed the GLB or open the AR viewer link on a phone.
What a GLB from a JPG is
GLB is the single-file binary form of glTF, the open standard for 3D on the web. Your JPG becomes the texture of a flat plane sized in real centimeters, packed into one GLB file.
Where you can use the GLB
- Android Scene Viewer for AR on Android phones.
- The <model-viewer> web component on any page.
- three.js, Babylon.js and other web 3D libraries.
- Shopify and other stores that accept GLB as 3D media.
iPhone covered too
The same upload also produces a USDZ, so iPhone and iPad users can open the model in AR Quick Look. The shared viewer link picks the right experience for the visitor's device.
FAQ
Is GLB the same as glTF?
GLB is the binary, single-file version of glTF. It bundles geometry and textures into one file.
Will the model be real size?
Yes. It is created at the dimension you enter in centimeters.
Can I put the GLB on my website?
Yes. You can use the file with <model-viewer> or a library such as three.js.
Is the first conversion free?
Yes, the first photo conversion is free.