Turn an IGES CAD model into a USDZ mesh. Curved surfaces are meshed finely enough to stay smooth, and the part keeps its real size and orientation.
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.
IGES is an older CAD exchange format that stores exact curves and surfaces. Many machines, CAM systems and older CAD packages still expect it.
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.
IGES stores exact surfaces; USDZ needs triangles. We mesh each surface with a deviation of 0.05% of the part's size, which keeps holes and fillets smooth for printing and rendering.
USDZ is written in metres, so a 60 mm part shows as 6 cm in AR, exactly its real size.
No. Curved faces are meshed with a tight tolerance, so holes and fillets stay smooth.
Yes. The mesh has the same dimensions as the CAD model.
No. Everything runs in 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.