USDZ Converter
Convert GLB or self-contained glTF models to USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look, entirely in your browser.
USDZ is the file format Safari and iOS use for AR Quick Look - tap a USDZ link on an iPhone or iPad and the model opens directly in the camera view, no app required. Since most 3D pipelines produce glTF or GLB instead, this tool loads your model with three.js and re-exports it through the USDZExporter, packaging geometry and textures into Apple's zip-based USDZ container. It's the standard last step for Shopify product viewers, real-estate walkthroughs, and any 'view in your space' AR link aimed at Apple devices.
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How it works
- 01
Drop or select a GLB or self-contained glTF model.
- 02
Click Convert to load and repackage it with three.js's USDZ exporter.
- 03
Download the .usdz file and link it from an <a rel="ar"> tag for AR Quick Look.
Details
- Category
- 3D models
- Formats
- USDZ
- Runs
- In your browser
- Files uploaded
- No
- Cost per run
- Free
- Sign-in
- Not required
- Works offline
- Yes, once loaded
Last updated 2026-08-03
Common questions
What files work best?
GLB works best because geometry and textures are bundled together. glTF files must embed their resources.
Is my model uploaded?
No. Three.js loads and exports the model locally in your browser.
Will this work in AR Quick Look on Android?
No. USDZ is Apple's AR format for Safari and iOS. Android's Scene Viewer uses GLB directly - keep your original GLB for that audience.
Does animation carry over to USDZ?
Simple GLB animations can be included, but Quick Look's animation support is more limited than a full three.js or Unity viewer, so test the result on-device.