1. Upload an SVG
Choose a vector file with paths—icons and logos usually work best.
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How to Use SVG to 3D
2. Tune depth & material
Use depth and smoothness sliders, then pick a material preset and color.
3. Explore in 3D
Drag to orbit and scroll to zoom. Optional slow spin highlights the extrusion.
When SVG to 3D Helps
Logos & icons
Visualize how flat brand marks read with thickness before production.
Quick material tests
Preview plastic, metal, glass-style shading on the same geometry.
Browser-only
Rendering runs locally; files are not stored after processing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this export a 3D model file?
This page is a live WebGL preview for exploration. Downloadable mesh export is not included yet.
Why does my SVG look empty?
Very complex paths, embedded raster images only, or missing fills may not extrude. Try a simpler icon SVG.
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. The SVG is read in your browser and processed with WebGL; it is not stored by Toolker.
What powers the 3D pipeline?
Three.js extrusion from SVG paths. Geometry concepts are adapted from the MIT-licensed 3dsvg project—see NOTICE in the repository.