Convert GCODE files to USDZ in seconds. Geometry, UVs and materials are carried over where USDZ supports them, and the model lands the right way up.
Drop it on the converter above or click browse. It opens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
USDZ is already selected. You can switch to any other output from the menu.
Click Convert and your USDZ file is ready in seconds. Download it straight away.
G-code is the list of moves a 3D printer follows. Converting it rebuilds the printed strands as a mesh, so you can see or reuse a print when the original model is missing.
USDZ is Apple's packaged version of Pixar's Universal Scene Description. It is what iPhone and iPad use for AR Quick Look, and what Reality Composer and Vision Pro apps load.
G-code is a list of printer moves, not a model. We rebuild every extruded line as a thin strand, so the result looks like the actual print, layer lines included. It is useful for previewing a print or recovering a lost model, not for editing.
You get the printed shape, built from the extruded strands. Fine details are as accurate as the print itself, but the surface shows the layer lines.
Colours and texture coordinates are carried over when USDZ supports them. Texture images are kept for formats that can hold them.
No. GCODE and USDZ may use different "up" directions, and we rotate the model so it stands the same way in your software.
No. The conversion runs inside your browser.
Yes. USDZ is written in metres and we convert your units, so a 60 mm part appears 6 cm across on your iPhone or iPad.