Drop your .step / .stp file — we convert it to .usdz right in your browser. Files never leave your computer.
ISO 10303 boundary-representation CAD format — the industry standard for exchanging precise, parametric solid models between engineering tools.
Apple's AR-native package format — a zipped USD scene that iOS Safari renders directly via AR Quick Look without any app install.
USDZ is Apple's native AR format. Drop the file in iCloud / Dropbox / any web link, and tapping it on an iPhone launches AR Quick Look — your model floats in the room with no app install required. Great for product previews, retail, and client presentations.
No — USDZ is iOS-specific. For Android, convert STEP to GLB instead (we have a landing for that too) and use Scene Viewer.
Host the .usdz file and link it with an anchor: `<a rel="ar" href="model.usdz"><img src="preview.jpg"></a>`. Safari on iOS intercepts the click and launches AR. The main 3D viewer here does exactly this — load a STEP, export USDZ on an iPhone, and it launches AR automatically.
No. STEP is parsed by occt-import-js in your browser; USDZ is generated locally by Three.js' USDZExporter.
Typically 1–5× the source STEP depending on tessellation density. USDZ compresses the zipped USD payload efficiently.