# Which file formats can I download?

Source: https://bake3d.ai/help/which-file-formats-can-i-download
Last checked: 2026-10-09. Answered by Bake3D (https://bake3d.ai).

## Short answer

GLB and FBX, both with the skeleton, the skin and your motions, plus STL and OBJ of a single pose. There is no USD, USDZ or VRM export.

## In more detail

- **Rigged GLB:** the model at rest with its skeleton, skin weights and full PBR textures.
- **Animated GLB:** the rigged model plus the motions you pick, each as its own clip.
- **FBX, rigged or animated:** skeleton, skin weights and the base color texture, with one motion per file. We check FBX files in Blender 4.4.
- **STL:** the pose on screen as plain shape, for 3D printing.
- **OBJ:** the pose on screen with its UV map, but no skin and no textures inside.
- **Textures:** the model's texture maps in a zip file.

Animated files play at 24, 30 or 60 frames per second. You choose whether the character travels across the ground (root motion) or stays in place. Every GLB and FBX stands on the ground, centered, facing +Z with Y up. You can type a height in meters to scale it to real size.

For a human-shaped character, you can rename the bones to Mixamo, Unity or Unreal names. Other bodies keep their own bone names.

All downloads are free, and you can export again any time. There is no USD, USDZ, VRM, BLEND or 3MF export, and the skeleton is not a Roblox R15 or VRChat avatar rig. For other formats, the free converters, like [GLB to FBX](https://bake3d.ai/tools/glb-to-fbx) and [STL to 3MF](https://bake3d.ai/tools/stl-to-3mf), run in your browser.

## Go deeper

- [What is a GLB file?](https://bake3d.ai/guides/what-is-a-glb-file): Guide
- [How to convert GLB to FBX](https://bake3d.ai/guides/glb-to-fbx): Guide
- [Free 3D viewer](https://bake3d.ai/tools/3d-viewer): Check a file before you use it
- [Editor integrations](https://bake3d.ai/docs/integrations)