Like sticking a real label: add logos, images, or text to any 3D model. Auto-wraps curves, trims sharp corners, punches holes at openings, and exports as independent GLB layers. Fully browser-local, no upload.
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Upload a model, click the surface to place an image or text decal, then drag along the surface to move, scale, and rotate it. Unlike full-model AI retexturing or a flat paste, decals naturally hug curved surfaces and auto-trim at sharp edges and corners instead of stretching through to the back. When a decal crosses mesh holes, openings, or unreachable back sides, those regions are punched out automatically, leaving no floating or penetrating triangles. On export, each decal is saved as a separate mesh layer in the GLB without touching your original textures, so you can still select, move, or delete it individually in Blender or other apps.
DefaultImage
Choose an image decal or a text decal. Images work well for logos; text suits labels and signatures.
Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP (transparent PNG recommended).
Enter text, then adjust size and color before placing.
In image mode, upload the sticker artwork. Transparent PNG looks best on curves and sharp edges.
In text mode, type the words you want to place on the model surface.
Default64px
Range24px – 160px
Font size in the text texture canvas (pixels). Larger sizes look sharper but use more texture space.
Default#ffffff
Fill color of the text decal. Works well with a transparent background.
DefaultOn
Snap decals to model keypoints within the tolerance radius.
DefaultOn
While dragging, align to the model bounds, center planes and other decal centers, showing guide lines.
DefaultOn
Snap to the nearest vertex.
DefaultOn
Snap to the nearest edge midpoint.
DefaultOn
Snap to the center of triangle faces.
Default1
Range0.001 – 1000 · step 0.01
Snap search radius, relative to the model size. Larger values make it easier to hit keypoints.
After preparing a decal, click the model surface to place it. Drag empty space to orbit the view.
Select a decal and drag the center handle. It slides along the surface and can wrap to the other side.
Default0.18
Range0.05 – 0.6 · step 0.01
Drag the scale handles after selecting a decal. Size is relative to the model bounding-sphere radius, with a default initial value and editable range.
Drag the ring handle to spin around the surface normal. Snaps to 90° by default; hold Shift for free rotation.
Each decal exports as a separate mesh layer without modifying original textures. Select, hide, or delete them individually in Blender and similar apps.
Drag and drop a 3D model file, or click to browse and select one
In the sidebar, pick Image (upload) or Text (type + size + color)
Click the model surface to place; select a decal to drag, scale, rotate, or delete
Click export to download a GLB file with all decals as independent layers
No. This tool places logos, images, or text on a local area of the model. It does not replace or repaint the whole material, which makes it a good fit for branding, signing, and product mockups.
The interaction works like a sticker: it wraps curved surfaces. This entry and the GLB/3MF pages export decals as independent textured mesh layers, so they are closest to sticker-style branding. The STL page bakes the pattern into a printable geometry layer, which is closer to an engraved marking effect.
Text to STL creates new 3D text geometry from scratch, which suits standalone printed lettering. This tool adds logos, images, or text to an existing model's surface and exports GLB, which suits labeling, signing, and brand display.
Yes. STL is accepted as input along with 20+ other formats. This page exports GLB after placement, with decals saved as textured sticker layers. For a printable STL mesh, export GLB and convert it with GLB to STL. True embossed STL branding will be a separate tool.
Yes. Decals use Shrinkwrap surface snapping, so they follow curved and spherical surfaces like a real sticker. They don't stretch or distort as a planar texture would, and the wrapping is smoother on more continuous surfaces.
Decals auto-trim and break at the corner instead of being pulled across it, just like a real sticker that can't reach the inside of a 90° edge.
Yes. When a decal crosses a mesh hole, opening, or unreachable back side, that region is punched and trimmed automatically. The result is clean, natural edges with no floating or penetrating triangles.
No. Direction stays continuous when you move across faces, so the logo doesn't suddenly flip upside down. Even when you drag a decal to the other side, the orientation transitions smoothly with no manual re-rotation.
No. Each decal is a separate textured mesh independent from the original material. The original texture stays fully intact, and you can hide or delete each decal individually in Blender or other apps.
Yes. Switch to the Text tab, type your content, adjust size and color, then click the model surface to place it. You can still drag the placement afterward, and you can return to the Text tab anytime to edit the content.
Yes. Dragging the rotation ring snaps to 90° increments by default. Hold Shift while dragging to disable snapping and rotate to any angle.
Input supports GLB, GLTF, FBX, OBJ, USDZ, STL, PLY, and 20+ more formats. This entry always outputs GLB. For same-format workflows, use 3MF decal or GLB decal. Need a printable mesh? Export GLB, then convert with GLB to STL.
Yes, Any3D's core features are free to use forever. We provide format conversion, model optimization, and online preview at no cost, with no registration required.
No. Files you select are processed only in your browser on this device, so they never leave your device and are never sent to our servers. We don't store any user files; after processing, related data in browser memory is released.
No installation required. Any3D is entirely browser-based; just open the webpage to use all features. It works on Windows, Mac, Linux, and other major operating systems.
The processing capacity depends on your device performance and the model's vertex count and texture complexity, rather than file size alone. We impose no file size limit, but when a model exceeds what your device can handle, the page may lag or even crash.
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