Free Online BLEND Converter

This is our free-to-use BLEND file conversion tool that can be used to convert your BLEND file into any number of other 3D model formats. Our BLEND converter will extract the 3D model geometry contained within your file and accurately convert it to the desired format without any loss of detail. Our BLEND converter also has a batch processing mode whereby you may upload up to a maximum of 20 files to be converted in one go.

Select File(s)

Drag and drop your files here to upload or click the button above.
A maximum of 20 files can be converted at once.

Please note: Your BLEND file file, when uploaded to our server, will be deleted 15 minutes after upload. Please download your converted BLEND file file before this time.
Our BLEND conversion tool supports converting to the following file types: 3MF, DAE, FBX, GIF, GLB, MP4, OBJ, PLY, SKP, STL, VID, WEBP

Our BLEND converter will extract the vertices, faces, and other geometric data that forms the structure of your 3D model and convert it to the requested format. If the selected format supports external texture files, these can be uploaded along with your BLEND model file, and these will be processed accordingly.

BLEND file information

Full Name	Blender
Extension	BLEND
Type	3D Model
Mime Type	application/octet-stream
Format	Binary

The BLEND format is the native 3D model file format used by the ever-popular 3D modeling application Blender. Blender has been around since the 1990s, and it has grown steadily over the years, adding new features with each passing version.

The current version of Blender has many powerful features, is very popular with many budding 3D designers, and is the go-to application for videogame, animation, and film artists.

Mesh Geometry

The BLEND file format is a mesh-based format, meaning the 3D models created within Blender are stored in the form of 3D meshes composed of vertices and faces. Along with 3D object geometry, Blender supports the creation of animations, and this too is included in the BLEND file.

Materials

BLEND files can store many different types of surface materials; these range from simple color-based materials to full-textured materials with support for glossiness, bump mapping, and other advanced effects.

If the model contains textured materials, these texture files are embedded within the main BLEND file to ensure it is easy to distribute Blender files without losing any texture information.

BLEND Converter Capabilities

As materials containing texture and color information are both supported by the BLEND format, our tool will do its best to include these materials, including any texture files, in the converted file.

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How to Convert your BLEND file Online?

Here are 3 simple steps to convert your BLEND file using our free BLEND file file conversion tool.

Upload your BLEND file

Click the "Select File" button, and then select a BLEND file file to upload. The maximum file size is 100MB.

Select file type

Select the file type to convert your BLEND file to using the list of available types.

Download your file

Click the download link to get your converted file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it free to use the BLEND file conversion tools?

Yes, there is no cost to using our conversion tools.

Are there any BLEND file conversion limits?

At this time, we do not have any usage limits other than the maximum of 20 file uploads per conversion run.

How long do I need to wait for my converted file to be completed?

The size of your BLEND file will affect processing times, so please allow for this. For smaller files of around 5MB, our tools will aim to have it completed within a few seconds.

How is my BLEND file converted, whats involved?

When you upload your file to our site, we use a set of bespoke conversion components to, as accurately as possible, convert your file to the requested format. When the conversion is complete you will see a download link with which to retrieve your converted file.

Is the BLEND format suitable for 3D printing?

No. Most 3D printing slicer software will not support the BLEND format. It is recommended to convert your BLEND file to the STL format if you wish to 3D print it.