SVG to 3D

Convert SVG to a 3D model online

Drop an SVG logo or icon and extrude it into a real 3D model — thickness, bevel, color and material, previewed live — then export STL for printing or GLB / glTF for the web. Free, private, and nothing is uploaded.

Drop an SVG to begin
Material

Capabilities

What it does

  • Turns any SVG’s filled shapes into a real extruded 3D model — logos, icons, symbols, monograms, signs.
  • Full control: thickness, size, curve smoothness, bevelled edges, color and material (matte, plastic, metal, gold).
  • Keep each path’s original SVG colors for a multi-color model, or recolor the whole thing in one click.
  • Add a backing plate for printable signs, badges and keychains.
  • Live studio-lit preview that rebuilds as you tweak — then export STL for printing, or GLB / glTF for the web, AR and games.
  • 100% in your browser — your artwork is never uploaded, with no watermark or account.

Process

How it works

  1. Drop your SVGDrag an .svg (a logo, icon or any vector art with filled shapes) onto the tool. It’s read locally — nothing is uploaded.
  2. Shape itDial in thickness, bevel, size, color and material, and optionally add a backing plate — the preview updates as you go.
  3. ExportDownload STL for 3D printing, or GLB / glTF for the web, AR and game engines.

Notes

Good to know

  • Only filled shapes are extruded. A stroke-only (outline) SVG has nothing to fill — add fills, or expand strokes to fills in your vector editor first.
  • Very complex SVGs (thousands of paths) are simplified to stay responsive; keep artwork reasonably clean for the best result.
  • STL is geometry only — it carries the shape, not colors. Use GLB or glTF if you need the colors and materials.
  • For crisp 3D prints, keep small details chunky — thin slivers can be fragile once printed.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What can I turn into a 3D model?

Any SVG with filled shapes — company logos, app icons, symbols, monograms, badges, signage. The filled areas become solid 3D geometry you can print or drop into a web/AR scene.

Is my SVG uploaded anywhere?

No. The SVG is parsed and extruded entirely in your browser with three.js. Your artwork never leaves your device.

Which format should I export?

STL for 3D printing (shape only). GLB or glTF for the web, AR and game engines — these keep the colors and materials, and GLB is a single compact file.

My SVG comes out empty — why?

The tool extrudes filled shapes. If your SVG is stroke-only (just outlines with no fill), there’s nothing to extrude — give the paths a fill, or “expand/outline stroke” in your vector editor and re-export.

Can I keep the logo’s colors?

Yes — turn on “Keep the SVG’s own colors” and each path keeps its fill color in the 3D model. Export as GLB or glTF to preserve those colors.

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