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Export a 3D logo in GLB format

GLB is a 3D model format in a single file that includes the materials. It is handy for taking your logo into other tools without losing the finish.

Try it in the editor

What a GLB is and why it is useful

It is the binary version of glTF, an open format widely used for 3D on the web. By storing geometry and materials together, you can open it in many programs with a single file.

Where it can be opened

Programs such as Blender, online 3D viewers and many 3D engines or web libraries support GLB. Each tool interprets lighting in its own way, so the look may vary a little from the editor.

GLB versus STL

GLB keeps color and material and is for visualization. STL only stores the shape and is the one used for 3D printing. If you need to print, choose STL; if you want to keep working on the visual look, choose GLB.

Step by step

  1. Upload your logo and choose the material.
  2. Adjust the shape in the Shape panel.
  3. In the Export panel, click “Export GLB”.
  4. Open the file in your target program.

Frequently asked questions

Are the animations kept in the GLB?

The file exports the model with its material. The editor's animations are meant for video export.

Do I need the Pro plan?

Yes, 3D model export is included in the Pro plan.