Comparison
Both studios turn flat marks into extruded 3D logos. The difference is where the work happens: theirs on their servers, yours on your device. Here is the honest, point-by-point comparison — verified against what each site ships today.
Where your artwork is processed
This site
100% on your device — WebGL in the tab. Nothing is uploaded.
3dlogo.io
Upload-based: files are sent to their servers for processing.
Material library
This site
13 curated PBR presets across 10 families, each with live shader parameters on its own page.
3dlogo.io
A smaller set of finishes without per-material documentation.
Lighting
This site
20 real HDRI environments (Studio, City, Forest, Warehouse, Venice and more).
3dlogo.io
Limited environment options.
Exports
This site
PNG, GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL plus MP4/WebM turntable video.
3dlogo.io
Image renders and mesh downloads.
File conversion
This site
25-pair local converter (GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL, PLY in / FBX read) — runs in the browser.
3dlogo.io
No dedicated converter.
Docs & guides
This site
12 guides, 13 material pages, 8 use-case playbooks, format deep-dives.
3dlogo.io
Minimal supporting content.
Third-party features described from the public site as of August 2026 and may have changed since.
Beyond the logo itself
25 format pairs — GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL, PLY — converted in the browser. Nothing leaves the tab.
Open converter →Drop any GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL, PLY or FBX to inspect geometry, materials and stats instantly.
GLB viewer →