File converters

Rhino meshes, NURBS surfaces and polysurfaces, SubD, curves, point clouds, layers with their colors, and the file unit system.

Meshes, the object hierarchy and material colors from the legacy 3D Studio container.

Named manifold objects with their per-object colors and explicit millimeter units.

The mesh geometry the file stores, placed by each object transform, with Principled BSDF materials and packed textures. Collections become layers.

The COLLADA scene graph: geometry, instanced nodes, material colors and the unit scale declared in the asset block.

Meshes, the node hierarchy and material colors from binary and text FBX.

Triangle geometry with PBR materials, textures and the full node hierarchy.

The glTF scene graph with PBR materials, plus its .bin and image siblings when they travel with it.

Walls, slabs, windows, doors and MEP as tessellated solids, grouped into per-type layers.

NURBS surfaces and trimmed B-rep solids, tessellated through OpenCASCADE.

Collapsed Editable Poly and Editable Mesh geometry, parametric primitives, the object hierarchy with instancing, layers, and material colors.

Triangle and quad geometry, UVs and normals, with material colors from the companion .mtl file.

Vertices and faces with per-vertex color, the usual output of a 3-D scanner or photogrammetry run.

Revit 2020 and later, rebuilt from the element database: walls with their joins and openings cut, floors, roofs, ceilings, stairs, railings, columns, framing and placed families, in per-category layers.

Faces, groups and components, layers (tags), and material colors, from every SketchUp version.

The assembly as SolidWorks saved it, already assembled, with each component in place. Assemblies that reference external part files carry no geometry and need a STEP export instead.

The display mesh SolidWorks itself draws, saved in the file as triangle strips per face and decoded here in meters with smooth normals.

The B-rep solids and surfaces of the assembly, tessellated to display meshes, with the product tree and real units.

A single triangle soup. STL stores no color, no units, no parts and no layers, only the surface.

IndexedFaceSet, IndexedLineSet and PointSet shapes with their materials, including PROTO definitions, Switch and LOD nodes, and gzipped .wrz files.

X3D written in the classic-VRML syntax, whether the file is named .x3dv or .x3d. The XML profile is a different grammar and is not read; save it as X3D Classic VRML or VRML 2.0 first.

Artwork from both eras: Illustrator 9 and later through the PDF pipeline, Illustrator 8 and earlier as PostScript paths, layers and text.

Published 2-D vector sheets and 3-D HOOPS models, with a picker for multi-sheet sets.

Model and paper space linework, blocks, hatches, dimensions, text and layers, plus 3-D solids where the drawing has them.

Entities, blocks and layers from ASCII and binary DXF, including 3-D faces and meshes when the file carries them.

RS-274X and X2 copper, mask, silkscreen, paste and outline layers plus Excellon drill data, stacked in fabrication order.

Points, polylines and polygons as a real-world-scale map, and MultiPatch records as 3-D buildings, with units taken from the .prj.

Paths, shapes, strokes, fills and text, with the document transform stack applied.

LiDAR and photogrammetry points with per-point RGB, intensity and ASPRS classification, including LASzip-compressed .laz.

An AV1-compressed still image.

An uncompressed Windows device-independent bitmap.

An indexed-color bitmap. Animations show their first frame.

A JPEG photograph at full resolution.

A lossless bitmap, with its alpha channel.

The full-resolution sheet image saved in the file: every view, dimension and title-block field, with a picker for each sheet.

A scanner or archive TIFF, and a single-band GeoTIFF as a terrain mesh.

A WebP bitmap, lossy or lossless.

The document paginated the way Word paginates it: style cascade, line breaking against real font metrics, tables, headers, footnotes and images.

Every page rendered at full resolution, with selectable text and clickable links.