USDZ to GLB Converter
Unlock Apple AR models for the entire web. Convert USDZ files to GLB for cross-platform viewing in any browser, Android devices, and non-Apple platforms.
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About This Tool
USDZ is Apple's proprietary AR format for iOS and macOS. Converting to GLB makes these models accessible beyond the Apple ecosystem — viewable in any web browser, on Android devices, and in Windows/Linux applications. This bridges Apple-exclusive AR content with the universal web 3D standard.
Tips
- 1Automatically extract model information
- 2Support mesh optimization and texture embedding
- 3Real-time 3D preview
How to Use
Upload Your USDZ
Drag and drop your USDZ file or click to browse
Review Model Info & Settings
Check model information and adjust conversion settings
Download GLB
Click convert and download your GLB file instantly
Frequently Asked Questions
What USDZ features are supported?
The converter handles mesh geometry, PBR materials (base color, metallic, roughness, normal maps), textures (PNG, JPEG), and basic animations. Some Apple-specific USDZ features like spatial audio and facial expressions may not convert to GLTF equivalents.
Will USDZ animations work in GLB?
Transform animations (rotation, translation, scale) and skeletal animations are converted to GLTF animation format. USDZ-specific animation features like blend shape sequences may need manual adjustment after conversion.
Are USDZ materials converted to PBR?
USDZ uses Pixar's UsdPreviewSurface material model, which maps closely to GLTF's metallic-roughness PBR model. Base color, metallic, roughness, opacity, and normal maps are converted. Some advanced USD material properties may be approximated.
Can I view the converted GLB on Android?
Yes. GLB is an open standard supported by all major platforms. The converted file can be viewed in Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, and any Android browser with a GLB viewer. It also works in Android AR apps that support GLTF.
Why convert USDZ to GLB?
USDZ only works within Apple's ecosystem (iOS, macOS). GLB is the universal web 3D standard that works everywhere — browsers, Android, Windows, Linux, and most 3D software. Converting opens your models to a much wider audience.