Convert vector paths into depth
SVG to 3D converter with live preview
To convert SVG to 3D, upload or paste a clean SVG, extrude its filled paths, tune the surface, and export the result for your next tool.
This SVG to 3D workflow is for vector artwork that needs controlled thickness, not a photograph that needs reconstructed surfaces. The free converter runs in your browser, so you can inspect the silhouette and choose an export without sending the source file to a conversion server.
Work in the browser
Shape your SVG in 3D
The workflow
From flat paths to a useful 3D result
Upload an SVG or paste its markup into the editor.
Convert SVG to 3D by setting extrusion depth and smoothness, then adjust material and light.
Export PNG, video, GLB, STL, OBJ, or PLY according to the destination workflow.
Technical notes
What the converter actually does
The browser editor parses supported filled paths into Three.js shapes and extrudes them on your device. GLB, STL, OBJ, and PLY exports use the geometry visible in the preview.
Know the limit
This process means path extrusion. It does not infer a hidden back side or generate a complete object from a photo, and complex SVG filters or external references may need simplification.
Use cases
Good fits for this workflow
svg to 3d workflow fit
When should you use this workflow?
Choose SVG to 3D when a known vector should gain controlled depth. This SVG to 3D workflow is predictable for logos, icons, lettering, and other filled paths.
Questions answered
FAQ: svg to 3d
Is this an online SVG to 3D converter?
Yes. The converter runs in the browser and provides a live preview before export.
Can I convert an SVG without an account?
Yes. No account is required for the core SVG to 3D workflow.
Which 3D formats can I export?
The editor can export the extruded model as GLB, STL, OBJ, or PLY, along with PNG and video previews.
Does the tool upload my SVG?
No. The core conversion and preview run on your device in the browser.
Published and last reviewed: August 21, 2026