Select 3D File to Convert
Input format:
Output format:
The page helps you to convert your 3D file to another format file. Upload your file, choose input and output formats, click the convert button, and wait for a few seconds. Finally, you can download the new file by clicking the generated link. If you want to watch the 3D model in the web browser, go to the relevant page, 3D Model Viewer: 3D Model Viewer
| input | output |
|---|---|
| OBJ file (.obj) | STL file (.stl) |
| PLY file (.ply) | OBJ file (.obj) |
| VTP file (.vtp) | PLY file (.ply) |
| VTK file (.vtk) | VTP file (.vtp) |
| GLTF file (.zip) | VTK file (.vtk) |
| FACET file (.facet) | GLTF file (.zip) |
| CTM file (.ctm) | FACET file (.facet) |
| BYU file (.zip) | CTM file (.ctm) |
| TIFF file (.tif) | BYU file (.zip) |
| STL file (.stl) | TIFF file (.tif) |
| DEM file (.dem) | X3D file (.x3d) |
| 3DS file (.3ds) | VRML file (.wrl) |
The demo video on using this function.
Is the source code for your converter available anywhere? I’m interested in the .obj to .facet capability
It’s not public, my friend.
no mb format
Do the conversions between 3D model file types lose resolution at all (for example, when converting from .vtp to .stl)?
Maybe no single lines or vertices saved in STL.