Step 01 — Pick a logo

Drag a logo here, or click to browse

PNG · JPG · WEBP — a transparent PNG gives the cleanest trace

No server behind this one. Your image never leaves your device — the tracing and the 3D both happen in this tab. Best on logos, icons and silhouettes: a photograph has no clean edge to follow, and what comes out is blobs.

Reading the image…

Nothing is being uploaded

Step 02 — Shape it

Drag it to turn it by hand. Let go and it keeps spinning.

Finish

Chrome

Mirror metal

Gold

Warm metal

Matte

No shine

Ink

Near black

Keep the original colours on the face

Colour Reset

With the colours kept, the front of the object is your image and the sides take the finish. Switch it off to make the whole thing one solid material — then the finish and the colour below apply everywhere.

Shape

Thickness26

Bevel12

Smoothing14

Trace

Thresholdauto

Invert — swap shape and background

Threshold at auto picks the smaller of the two areas as the shape, which is right almost always. Slide it if your logo is thin, or flip Invert if it grabbed the wrong half.

Scene

Spin60

Backdrop

.glb for Blender, Sketchfab and Windows 3D Viewer. .dae is the one SketchUp opens, free web version included. .stl is for 3D printing. .svg is the flat outline it traced, before any thickness.
SketchUp's own .skp is a closed format with no writer outside Trimble's C++ SDK — .dae is the way in.

Recording a full turn…

6 seconds

Done — take it home

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