Convert COLLADA to USDZ
Convert COLLADA to USDZ in your browser. The conversion runs on this page and the file never leaves your computer.
Result
Before you convert: what this keeps and what it destroys
Preserved
- The geometry, triangle for triangle
- Overall dimensions and proportions
- Watertightness, where the input is watertight
- The unit, recorded in the file
- Colour
- Separate parts and their positions
Destroyed
- Nothing either format can represent
Why people convert COLLADA to USDZ
Architectural and interior work is where SketchUp lives, and seeing a model at true size in the room is worth more there than almost anywhere else. This is how a .dae gets onto an iPhone or iPad in AR.
COLLADA declares its unit as an explicit scale factor, so the conversion into USD's metres is exact rather than assumed, and the model appears at the size it was drawn. The up-axis declaration is honoured too, which for a SketchUp export is the difference between a building standing up and lying on its side.
Colour comes across. The stage is written as text USDA in the stored, aligned archive AR Quick Look requires.
What you get
You get a binary USDZ file containing the same triangles the COLLADA file described. No geometry is added, removed or approximated: mesh-to-mesh conversion is a change of container, and this site's tests check that the triangle count comes out identical.
Carried across: the unit, recorded in the file, supported base or vertex colour, the supported part structure.
The conversion runs in your browser. Your file stays on your computer and is not uploaded.
What to check afterwards
- COLLADA declares its unit in the file. Check the output dimensions in the receiving application, especially when its import settings can override the unit.
If you need something this conversion cannot give you
This pair loses very little. USDZ carries what COLLADA carries, so the main reason to choose a different target is what the receiving software accepts.
Going the other way
This site reads COLLADA but does not write it. For the reverse conversion, use an application that can export COLLADA.
How we know this conversion works
This pair was checked against 4 files from the test corpus on 2026-09-04. Each run parses its own output back in and compares the bounding box, the triangle count and, for closed solids, the volume against the input.
A pair that fails those checks doesn't get a page. That's why this site lists 120 conversions and not the several hundred a format-times-format grid would suggest.