GLB Texture Extractor
Upload a GLB model to extract, preview, and download all embedded textures and materials.
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About This Tool
Extract all textures from your GLB models and preview them in full resolution. View materials on a 3D sphere with HDR environment lighting. Download individual textures as PNG, or export materials (with textures) as reusable GLB files.
Tips
- 1Inspect material & texture properties and copy or export as JSON
- 2Supports GLB format
- 3Preview textures at full resolution
- 4View materials on a 3D sphere with HDR lighting
- 5Export materials as GLB for use in other 3D applications
How to Use
Upload Model
Drag and drop your 3D model file or click to browse
Browse Textures
Click on materials and textures in the sidebar to preview them
Download
Download individual textures as PNG or export materials as GLB
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a texture ripper?
A texture ripper extracts embedded image textures from 3D model files — diffuse, normal, roughness, and other maps — without opening desktop software. This online texture ripper runs entirely in your browser with no upload required.
What 3D formats are supported?
This page accepts GLB files that contain embedded materials and image textures.
Are textures downloaded in original quality?
Yes, textures are extracted without any quality loss. Compressed textures (KTX2) are converted to PNG format.
Why does my model show no textures?
Common reasons: the file is a mesh-only format (such as STL, PLY, or XYZ) with no material data; the model uses procedural materials or vertex colors instead of image texture maps; or external texture files were not uploaded together. Only image-based textures embedded in the model can be extracted.
What is the material GLB export?
You can export materials as standalone GLB files containing only material definitions and textures (no mesh geometry). These can be loaded into Blender, Three.js, Unity, Unreal Engine, and other tools as material libraries.
What can I do with the extracted textures?
Extracted textures can be used in game development, AR/VR scene building, 3D printing color references, and material library creation. You can import them directly into Blender, Unity, Unreal Engine, and other 3D software. For texture compression, use our texture compression tool; for model format conversion, use the format converter.
How to batch download multiple materials?
In the sidebar material list, hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) and click multiple materials to select them. Then click the download button to export all selected materials as a ZIP file. Press Esc to clear the selection.
Is my data safe?
Completely safe. All processing happens locally in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server. Data is automatically cleared when you close the page.
Can I view and copy material or texture properties?
Yes. In the material preview, expand 'Material Properties' to see the material type (shown with common industry names like Standard PBR), base color, metalness, roughness and more. In the texture preview, expand 'Texture Properties' to see color space, wrap mode, filter and anisotropy. Each label and value can be copied individually, and you can copy or export the full material as JSON.