Convert an FBX file to OBJ

Drop in an .fbx and get an .obj for any 3D editor. Converted on your own machine, no Blender needed.

FBX → OBJ

Drop your FBX file here

Runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded, and there is no sign-up.

How to convert FBX to OBJ

Drop your .fbx file onto the panel, or click to browse for it.
The file is read and converted on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Download the OBJ file. You get wavefront .obj geometry.

What carries over to the OBJ

In the FBX	In the OBJ
Meshes and their positions	Kept, one object per mesh
Normals and UV coordinates	Kept
Materials and textures	Not written (OBJ keeps them in a separate .mtl)
Skeleton, skinning, animation	Dropped, rest pose only
Units	Numbers unchanged, OBJ has no unit field

When OBJ is the right target

OBJ is the format almost every 3D tool can import, including older ones, CAD packages and photogrammetry software that do not read FBX. It is plain text, so it is easy to inspect and to process with scripts. Choose OBJ when you need the shape to open anywhere and you will set up materials again in the target tool.

If you need the textures and the animation to come with the model, convert to GLB instead. GLB keeps both, in one file.

Your file never leaves your browser

This tool is JavaScript running on your own machine. Your file is read into memory, processed there, and gone when you close the tab. It is never sent to us, so there is no upload, no queue, no retention period, and no account to create. You can disconnect from the network after the page loads and it will still work.

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Frequently asked

How do I convert FBX to OBJ without Blender?

Drop the .fbx on this page and download the .obj. The file is read and written in your browser, so you do not need Blender, Maya or an Autodesk account. Binary and ASCII FBX from version 7.0 (FBX 2011) onward are supported.

Are textures and materials kept?

The OBJ keeps the geometry, the normals and the UV coordinates, so a texture lines up when you apply it again. Materials and texture images are not written, because OBJ stores those in a separate .mtl file and image files that this tool does not produce.

What happens to animation and bones?

OBJ cannot store animation, bones or blend shapes, so they are dropped. The mesh is exported in its rest pose. If you need the animation, convert to GLB instead, which keeps it.

Is the file uploaded?

No. The conversion runs on your own machine. Nothing is sent to a server, and there is no sign-up or email gate.

What scale will the OBJ be?

The same numbers as the FBX. OBJ has no unit field, so the values go across unchanged. Most FBX files are in centimetres, so a 30 cm model reads as 30 units, which most 3D editors import as 30 cm or 30 m depending on their own setting.