OBJ to USDZ converter
It runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
OBJ to USDZ
- Kept. shape, colours and textures.
- Size. Written in metres, from the unit of the file you open.
The two types
- OBJ. OBJ is a plain-text shape format. It holds the surface and its UV coordinates, with materials in a separate .mtl file, and no bones or animation. Opened by Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, MeshLab, ZBrush, Windows 3D Viewer and almost every other 3D program.
- USDZ. USDZ is Apple’s packaged format for AR Quick Look on iPhone and iPad. It is Pixar’s USD in a zip. Opened by iPhone and iPad (AR Quick Look), Blender, Reality Composer and Xcode.
Questions
How do I convert OBJ to USDZ?
Drop the OBJ file and its picture files on this page, check the size under What’s inside, and press Download USDZ. It runs in your browser, so there is no upload and no wait.
What does OBJ to USDZ keep?
Everything this page reads from OBJ fits in USDZ: shape, colours and textures.
What size will the USDZ be?
USDZ counts in metres. An OBJ that is 40 mm long becomes 0.04 in USDZ. The page guesses the unit of the OBJ from its size; change File is in under What’s inside if the guess is wrong.
My OBJ has textures. Do I drop them too?
Drop the .mtl file and the picture files together with the .obj. Names are matched whatever folder they came from.
Where does a USDZ open?
iPhones and iPads open USDZ in AR Quick Look from Safari, Messages and Files. Blender, Reality Composer and Xcode read it too.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The file is opened and converted in your browser, and it stays on your device.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no account, no watermark and no limit on files.