3DLOGO.FAVORI

Comparison

A 3dlogo.io alternative that never uploads your artwork

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.

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Point by point

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

71 PBR presets across 15 families, each with live shader parameters on its own page.

3dlogo.io

A smaller set of finishes without per-material documentation.

Lighting

This site

8 procedurally painted environments (Studio, Sunset, Dawn, Night, Shop, Woods, Loft, City).

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, 71 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

Tools around the job

Questions people ask

Is this site a copy of 3dlogo.io?
No. It is an independent, browser-based 3D logo studio built from scratch. The jobs are similar — extrude a mark, shade it, export it — but the engine, materials and export pipeline are our own, and everything runs on your device.
Do I need an account to make a logo?
No. Typing, extruding, previewing and PNG/GLB export work without signing in. Accounts add cloud conveniences; the free tier includes 200 Generate credits a month.
Is my logo uploaded anywhere?
No. Text, SVG and bitmap inputs are processed locally with WebGL, and exports are written straight from the browser to your downloads folder.
Which formats can I export?
PNG stills, GLB and glTF scenes, OBJ geometry, STL for 3D printing, and MP4/WebM turntable video.