Logo to 3D

Layered extrusion needs clear, flat-color shapes with defined edges. Photos are made of thousands of gradient pixels, so tracing them produces a noisy mess rather than a clean 3D object. If you upload a photo, the tool tells you honestly instead of producing a bad result — for photos, try Image to SVG for a posterized vector effect, or keep them as compressed raster images.

SVG is best — vector shapes extrude directly with no tracing step. Next best is a PNG with a transparent background and flat colors. JPGs and logos on solid backgrounds work too, but the background may become part of the model; the tool warns you when a transparent version would do better.

Yes. Export STL and open it in any slicer (Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio). Note that STL stores geometry only — colors are not included — so multi-color logos print in one material unless you use a multi-material printer with the GLB as a color reference.

GLB is a full 3D model with colors — use it for websites, AR, Blender, and game engines. STL is geometry-only for 3D printing and CNC. PNG is a flat rendered snapshot of the current view with a transparent background — when you just need an image.

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Depth sets the overall thickness of the extrusion. Layer step raises each color layer by an extra amount, creating the stacked-acrylic look. Bevel rounds the front edges for a softer, machined finish. Backplate adds a base slab behind everything, and speckle filter drops tiny stray shapes from noisy sources.