Convert STP to OBJ

STP fileSTPOBJ fileOBJ

Convert a STP file to OBJ in your browser. Free, no upload, no sign-up.

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Convert STP files to OBJ directly in your browser. The converter reads the exact STP geometry with the OpenCascade CAD kernel running in WebAssembly, tessellates it at the quality you choose and writes a OBJ file. Nothing is uploaded, there is no file size limit beyond your computer's memory, and the result downloads instantly. OBJ keeps groups and UV coordinates and opens in every modelling tool, which makes it a good format for editing or texturing a model.

How to convert STP to OBJ

  1. 1
    Drop your STP file

    Drag a .stp file onto the box above or click to choose one. Tessellated in the browser with OpenCascade. Mesh density is adjustable; the first load downloads a 7 MB engine.

  2. 2
    Pick the mesh quality

    Fine gives smoother curves and a larger file, coarse keeps large assemblies light. The default suits most 3D printing jobs.

  3. 3
    Check the preview

    The model renders in 3D so you can confirm it loaded correctly. Dimensions, volume and triangle count are shown next to it; open edges are flagged if the mesh is not watertight.

  4. 4
    Download the OBJ

    Adjust the export options if needed and click download. A .mtl material file is not generated; the exported OBJ contains geometry, normals and UVs only.

What is a STP file?

.stp is simply the three-letter extension for a STEP file (ISO 10303-21). SolidWorks, Inventor and many Windows CAD tools default to .stp while others use .step; the content is identical. It stores exact B-rep solids with units, not triangles.

Commonly used by: SolidWorks, Inventor, Creo, NX, supplier CAD downloads

Tessellated in the browser with OpenCascade. Mesh density is adjustable; the first load downloads a 7 MB engine.

What is a OBJ file?

OBJ is a plain-text mesh format from Wavefront. It stores vertices, normals, UV texture coordinates and face definitions, and references materials through a companion .mtl file. It is human-readable and supported by virtually every 3D modelling application.

Commonly used by: Blender, Maya, ZBrush, game engines, photogrammetry tools

OBJ keeps groups and UV coordinates and opens in every modelling tool, which makes it a good format for editing or texturing a model.

STP vs OBJ

STPOBJ
Full nameSTEP file (.stp extension)Wavefront OBJ
EncodingTextText
Geometry typeExact (B-rep / curves)Triangle mesh
ColorsYesNo
TexturesNoYes
MaterialsNoYes
Stores unitsYesNo
Multiple objectsYesYes
Typical useSolidWorks, Inventor, CreoBlender, Maya, ZBrush

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