GLB Web Export

Take a .glb/.gltf that came out of Blender, a CAD tool, a photogrammetry pipeline, or a Pascal export, and turn it into an asset a browser can download and render quickly — without silently breaking the things the app depends on.

The deliverable is not a smaller file. It is a smaller file plus a report that proves nothing regressed.

When to Use

• A .glb/.gltf is too big, slow to load, or blows up GPU memory
• Preparing an asset for Three.js, R3F/drei, Babylon.js, or <model-viewer>
• Choosing between Draco, meshopt, and no geometry compression
• Choosing between KTX2/Basis, WebP, and resized PNG/JPEG for textures
• Auditing an asset before shipping it, or diagnosing why it loads slowly

When NOT to Use