Convert STEP to STL
Convert STEP to STL locally with explicit output units and mesh quality. Test the original dimensioned example before using your own CAD file.
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Convert STEP to OBJ
Create a geometry-only OBJ from supported STEP surfaces locally. Choose output units and tessellation detail, inspect bounds and download.
Open and inspect an STL file
Open an STL locally, orbit the mesh and inspect triangle counts and bounds. Choose a unit assumption without modifying the file.
Inspect a PLY mesh
View supported PLY triangle meshes locally, including 8-bit vertex colours. Inspect counts and bounds with explicit unit assumptions.
Convert a static GLB mesh to FBX
Convert supported static GLB geometry to ASCII FBX locally. Inspect material losses, metre-to-centimetre units and bounded export limits before downloading.
Convert an OBJ mesh to STL
Convert a polygon OBJ to binary STL locally. Keep coordinate values, declare their unit interpretation and inspect scale and geometry before fabrication.
Create a height or bump map with a repeatable starting point
Create an 8-bit height map from image brightness or repeatable procedural noise. Adjust levels, inspect the original sample and export a local PNG.
Mark metal and non-metal areas deliberately
Paint a binary metalness mask locally. Use exact rectangles, undo and grayscale inspection, then export an opaque PNG for a product-material workflow.
Practical guides
STEP to STL: check units before judging the mesh
Check STEP-to-STL scale with a real 10 × 20 × 30 mm example. Compare units, choose mesh detail and understand what the export leaves behind.
Keep material maps consistent between tools
Move normal, height, roughness and metalness maps between Labs tools without guessing channels. Check exact PNG data, versions and renderer limits.
Prepare the files a CGI studio can actually use
Prepare a useful CGI handoff: current CAD, known dimensions, finish references, output requirements and an approval owner. Check files with working Labs tools.
Hand over a product mesh with its scale and limits intact
Choose GLB, FBX, OBJ or STL for a product mesh handoff. Check scale with an original sample and record material, UV and hierarchy losses before delivery.
Prepare product finishes with deliberate roughness and metalness
Prepare roughness and metalness maps for product CGI. Use controlled pixel checks, separate coatings from exposed metal and hand over clear finish references.
Brief a product animation around the decisions each shot must resolve
Write a product animation brief around audience, visible evidence, shot decisions and approvals. Use an original three-shot example and practical planning tools.
Review product CGI with evidence that makes the next decision clear
Review product CGI against the correct revision, references and delivery goal. Use an original visual issue ledger to separate corrections from creative choices.
Agree CGI video delivery specs before the final render
Plan product CGI delivery by placement, framing, language, sound and approval. Download an original delivery sheet with unresolved requirements clearly marked.