FBX Compressor — Shrink FBX Files Up to 90%

Convert heavyweight FBX files into compact, animation-ready GLB models — right in your browser, free and fully private.

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Supported formats: GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, STL, PLY

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🔒 100% client-side processing. Your model is processed in this browser tab and is never uploaded to any server.

FBX is the interchange heavyweight between DCC tools and game engines, but raw FBX payloads are notoriously bloated — dense meshes, baked animation curves and embedded media add up fast.

This FBX compressor re-encodes the geometry with Draco or meshopt compression and prunes redundant data, delivering an optimized GLB that web viewers and engines load natively. Animated rigs keep their clips — the model just stops weighing a hundred megabytes.

Compress FBX when you need to:

  • Put animated FBX assets on the web without huge downloads
  • Prepare character and prop models for three.js or Babylon.js
  • Get under strict upload limits on platforms and stores

How to Compress a 3D Model Online

1

Upload your FBX file

Drag the file onto the drop zone or click to browse. It is processed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.

2

Choose a compression preset

Pick Light for gentle cleanup, Balanced for the best size-to-quality trade-off, or Max for the smallest possible file.

3

Download the optimized model

Preview the result, check the size savings and download. If the file cannot shrink further, you get the original back.

3D Compression — Frequently Asked Questions

How do I compress an FBX file?+

Upload the FBX to the tool above, choose a preset and compress. Geometry is re-encoded with Draco or meshopt in your browser and the optimized model downloads as GLB — no server ever sees the file.

Does FBX compression keep animations?+

Yes — animation clips that the glTF pipeline can carry are preserved in the output. Skeletal and keyframed animations survive; only the mesh payload is re-encoded and slimmed down.

What output format do I get?+

An optimized GLB. It's the standard web replacement for FBX: one binary file with geometry, materials and animations that every modern 3D viewer and engine reads directly.

Will my FBX model look different after compression?+

No visible difference at Light and Balanced presets — vertex positions, normals, UVs and materials are preserved exactly. Max preset aggressively simplifies meshes for preview use and is clearly labeled as such.

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