Upload an SVG or PNG and get a real 3D model. Rotate it, choose a style and material, then download a PNG, GIF, video or .glb file. Your file never leaves your device.
Turn your SVG or PNG into a 3D model
SVG to 3D takes a flat picture — a logo, an icon, a sticker or a drawing — and builds a real three-dimensional object from it, right in your browser. Upload a file, drag it onto the page or paste SVG code copied from Figma, Illustrator or an icon library. Rotate the model, zoom in and watch it float, spin or bounce. Your file is never uploaded: all the work happens on your own device.
Logos, icons and line art
In the 3D Toy style each shape of a vector file becomes its own raised layer with a rounded edge, so logos look like enamel badges or vinyl toys. Line icons — the kind made of strokes, like most UI icon sets — turn into smooth round tubes, like neon signs. Tick Smooth edges for softer, rounder sides.
PNG and JPG pictures
Working mostly with raster pictures? Our PNG to 3D page is set up for them, with PNG samples and tips. Raster pictures open in Puffy and work in every style. A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest shape; if your picture sits on a plain white or one-colour background, it is removed automatically. Puffy inflates the picture like a balloon, Voxel rebuilds it from chunky cubes, and 3D Toy first turns it into a few flat colours, each a raised layer of its own — great for logos, icons and cartoon art, while photos and soft gradients look better in Puffy.
Download PNG, GIF, video or a 3D file
Save a 1024×1024 PNG with a transparent background, a looping animated GIF, a video for TikTok, Reels and Stories, or a .glb model for Blender, Unity or AR. Prefer emojis? Turn any emoji into 3D with Emoji to 3D, or mix two emojis with the emoji mixer.
No picture of your own?
Create a brand-new emoji in the emoji generator or combine two in the emoji mixer, adjust every part in the layer editor, then open it in Emoji to 3D with one click — the same styles, materials and downloads as here.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn an SVG or PNG into 3D?
Upload your file, drop it on the page or paste SVG code. It is instantly built as a 3D model in your browser. Choose a style and material, rotate it, then download a PNG, an animated GIF, a video or a .glb 3D model.
Which style should I choose for my file?
Use 3D Toy for vector logos and icons: every shape becomes its own raised layer, and lines become round tubes. Puffy and Voxel work with everything, including PNG and JPG pictures, text, gradients and photos with a transparent background. PNG pictures can go into 3D Toy as well, as flat colour layers.
Can I use a PNG or JPG?
Yes. PNG and JPG pictures open in Puffy, and work in Voxel and 3D Toy too — for 3D Toy the picture is turned into a few flat colours, which suits logos, icons and cartoon art best. A PNG with a transparent background gives the best shape. If the picture has a plain one-colour background, we remove it automatically.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser — the file never leaves your device, and nothing is stored on our server.
Can I open the 3D model in Blender or Unity?
Yes. Download the .glb file — a standard glTF 2.0 model with colours and materials that opens in Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot and AR viewers.
Why is my text missing in 3D Toy?
3D Toy builds geometry from vector shapes, and SVG text is not a shape. Convert text to outlines in your editor (in Figma: Flatten or Outline stroke; in Illustrator: Create Outlines), or use the Puffy or Voxel style.
3D rendering: three.js (MIT). Your files are processed locally and never uploaded.