View Apple USDZ models directly in your computer browser, with clear materials and textures, no iPhone or iPad required.
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USDZ is a 3D model format created by Apple for augmented reality (AR), typically viewed on iPhone or iPad. Open USDZ files in a desktop browser to check the model's shape, color and surface details. Easily preview the appearance of AR content without any additional device.
It's largely the same: this tool accurately reproduces the model's appearance and texture. Some extremely detailed material effects may differ slightly, but it's still sufficient for daily preview needs.
Make sure the file is complete. If it contains texture images, place the model and images in the same folder, then drag them in together. Alternatively, package all files into a ZIP archive and drag it in to ensure related files are loaded simultaneously.
This tool is mainly for previewing the model's appearance and does not provide full AR interaction. To place and view AR models in a real environment, use the AR feature on an Apple device.
USDZ was introduced by Apple and is tightly integrated with iOS and AR features; GLB is a general-purpose 3D format with broader compatibility. Both can display high-quality models, and you can choose based on your use case.
Yes. Apple's free Reality Converter app converts common formats such as OBJ and GLB to USDZ, and some tools export USDZ directly. Preview the result here before deploying it to Apple devices.
Yes. Use this site's USDZ to GLB conversion tool or 3D software to get a GLB with broad compatibility on Android and the web. Preview the converted file here to check materials and scale.
| Option | What it does | Default / range |
|---|---|---|
Auto-rotate | Slowly rotate the model around the vertical axis after loading for a full view. Can be toggled anytime in the left panel.
| Off |
| Option | What it does | Default / range |
|---|---|---|
Clips | Number of animation clips stored in the file. | |
Bones | Number of skeleton bones used for rigging and skinning. |
