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A browser-based 3D model voxelizer that converts your models into block art.
Overview
Model Voxelizer converts 3D GLTF and GLB models into volumetric voxel structures entirely within your browser. It analyzes your model from all directions to construct a gapless, solid voxel shell.
The tool maps colors directly from your model's textures for accurate results. To create clean, unified retro designs, you can enable Advanced Color Merging to group similar shades into a dominant color palette. Choose from classic cubes, lego bricks, or connected architectural column designs, and export your final voxel art to PNG snapshots, standard OBJ meshes with vertex colors, MagicaVoxel VOX structures, or fully textured GLB 3D files.
Features
Browser-based voxelization without uploading to any server.
Gapless, solid voxel shell generation.
Directly from complex model textures.
groups model colors into a clean palette with adjustable strictness.
instantly swap between standard cubes, detailed lego studs, and connected columns.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
1. Upload: Go to the Model tab and click the upload area to load a GLB or GLTF model. 2. Grid: Use the Voxel Grid Resolution slider to adjust block sizes (HD detail vs blocky retro). Choose a voxel shape style (Cube, Lego, Column). 3. Color: Tweak colors in the Colors tab. Turn on 'Advanced Color Merging' to identify dominant colors, and adjust strictness sliders to group similar shades. 4. View: Toggle 'Show Original Overlay' to compare the voxelized mesh with the original GLTF design. 5. Export: Click the Export button in the top right toolbar to save your work as a PNG snapshot, OBJ mesh, MagicaVoxel VOX file, or GLB asset.
Use cases
FAQ
Voxelizing a model requires analyzing it from many directions. High resolutions (smaller voxel sizes) require exponentially more analysis, but the tool processes these in chunks to keep your browser responsive.
You can upload standard binary GLB or JSON GLTF files. Make sure the file contains valid mesh geometries and embedded textures or colors.
Model Voxelizer supports exporting to high-res PNG snapshots, standard Wavefront OBJ files (with vertex colors, separate blocks), MagicaVoxel VOX files (compatible with standard voxel editors), and GLB 3D models (fully compatible with Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine).
A browser-based 3D model voxelizer that converts your models into block art.
Overview
Model Voxelizer converts 3D GLTF and GLB models into volumetric voxel structures entirely within your browser. It analyzes your model from all directions to construct a gapless, solid voxel shell.
The tool maps colors directly from your model's textures for accurate results. To create clean, unified retro designs, you can enable Advanced Color Merging to group similar shades into a dominant color palette. Choose from classic cubes, lego bricks, or connected architectural column designs, and export your final voxel art to PNG snapshots, standard OBJ meshes with vertex colors, MagicaVoxel VOX structures, or fully textured GLB 3D files.
Features
Browser-based voxelization without uploading to any server.
Gapless, solid voxel shell generation.
Directly from complex model textures.
groups model colors into a clean palette with adjustable strictness.
instantly swap between standard cubes, detailed lego studs, and connected columns.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
1. Upload: Go to the Model tab and click the upload area to load a GLB or GLTF model. 2. Grid: Use the Voxel Grid Resolution slider to adjust block sizes (HD detail vs blocky retro). Choose a voxel shape style (Cube, Lego, Column). 3. Color: Tweak colors in the Colors tab. Turn on 'Advanced Color Merging' to identify dominant colors, and adjust strictness sliders to group similar shades. 4. View: Toggle 'Show Original Overlay' to compare the voxelized mesh with the original GLTF design. 5. Export: Click the Export button in the top right toolbar to save your work as a PNG snapshot, OBJ mesh, MagicaVoxel VOX file, or GLB asset.
Use cases
FAQ
Voxelizing a model requires analyzing it from many directions. High resolutions (smaller voxel sizes) require exponentially more analysis, but the tool processes these in chunks to keep your browser responsive.
You can upload standard binary GLB or JSON GLTF files. Make sure the file contains valid mesh geometries and embedded textures or colors.
Model Voxelizer supports exporting to high-res PNG snapshots, standard Wavefront OBJ files (with vertex colors, separate blocks), MagicaVoxel VOX files (compatible with standard voxel editors), and GLB 3D models (fully compatible with Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine).
A browser-based 3D model voxelizer that converts your models into block art.
Overview
Model Voxelizer converts 3D GLTF and GLB models into volumetric voxel structures entirely within your browser. It analyzes your model from all directions to construct a gapless, solid voxel shell.
The tool maps colors directly from your model's textures for accurate results. To create clean, unified retro designs, you can enable Advanced Color Merging to group similar shades into a dominant color palette. Choose from classic cubes, lego bricks, or connected architectural column designs, and export your final voxel art to PNG snapshots, standard OBJ meshes with vertex colors, MagicaVoxel VOX structures, or fully textured GLB 3D files.
Features
Browser-based voxelization without uploading to any server.
Gapless, solid voxel shell generation.
Directly from complex model textures.
groups model colors into a clean palette with adjustable strictness.
instantly swap between standard cubes, detailed lego studs, and connected columns.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
1. Upload: Go to the Model tab and click the upload area to load a GLB or GLTF model. 2. Grid: Use the Voxel Grid Resolution slider to adjust block sizes (HD detail vs blocky retro). Choose a voxel shape style (Cube, Lego, Column). 3. Color: Tweak colors in the Colors tab. Turn on 'Advanced Color Merging' to identify dominant colors, and adjust strictness sliders to group similar shades. 4. View: Toggle 'Show Original Overlay' to compare the voxelized mesh with the original GLTF design. 5. Export: Click the Export button in the top right toolbar to save your work as a PNG snapshot, OBJ mesh, MagicaVoxel VOX file, or GLB asset.
Use cases
FAQ
Voxelizing a model requires analyzing it from many directions. High resolutions (smaller voxel sizes) require exponentially more analysis, but the tool processes these in chunks to keep your browser responsive.
You can upload standard binary GLB or JSON GLTF files. Make sure the file contains valid mesh geometries and embedded textures or colors.
Model Voxelizer supports exporting to high-res PNG snapshots, standard Wavefront OBJ files (with vertex colors, separate blocks), MagicaVoxel VOX files (compatible with standard voxel editors), and GLB 3D models (fully compatible with Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine).
A browser-based 3D model voxelizer that converts your models into block art.
Overview
Model Voxelizer converts 3D GLTF and GLB models into volumetric voxel structures entirely within your browser. It analyzes your model from all directions to construct a gapless, solid voxel shell.
The tool maps colors directly from your model's textures for accurate results. To create clean, unified retro designs, you can enable Advanced Color Merging to group similar shades into a dominant color palette. Choose from classic cubes, lego bricks, or connected architectural column designs, and export your final voxel art to PNG snapshots, standard OBJ meshes with vertex colors, MagicaVoxel VOX structures, or fully textured GLB 3D files.
Features
Browser-based voxelization without uploading to any server.
Gapless, solid voxel shell generation.
Directly from complex model textures.
groups model colors into a clean palette with adjustable strictness.
instantly swap between standard cubes, detailed lego studs, and connected columns.
How to use
Steps take about a minute.
1. Upload: Go to the Model tab and click the upload area to load a GLB or GLTF model. 2. Grid: Use the Voxel Grid Resolution slider to adjust block sizes (HD detail vs blocky retro). Choose a voxel shape style (Cube, Lego, Column). 3. Color: Tweak colors in the Colors tab. Turn on 'Advanced Color Merging' to identify dominant colors, and adjust strictness sliders to group similar shades. 4. View: Toggle 'Show Original Overlay' to compare the voxelized mesh with the original GLTF design. 5. Export: Click the Export button in the top right toolbar to save your work as a PNG snapshot, OBJ mesh, MagicaVoxel VOX file, or GLB asset.
Use cases
FAQ
Voxelizing a model requires analyzing it from many directions. High resolutions (smaller voxel sizes) require exponentially more analysis, but the tool processes these in chunks to keep your browser responsive.
You can upload standard binary GLB or JSON GLTF files. Make sure the file contains valid mesh geometries and embedded textures or colors.
Model Voxelizer supports exporting to high-res PNG snapshots, standard Wavefront OBJ files (with vertex colors, separate blocks), MagicaVoxel VOX files (compatible with standard voxel editors), and GLB 3D models (fully compatible with Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine).