Convert txt to obj

Free online TXT to OBJ converter

Exporting text- based 3D models to OBJ format. Creating 3D texts in OBJ format.

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How to convert txt to obj file

It appears that users searching for txt to obj conversion may be actually looking for several different things. Some need to convert text based 3D models to OBJ format, while others might be looking for a way to produce 3D models in OBJ format of texts, for example for 3D logos.

How to convert text-based 3D model formats

Several 3D model formats are text-based, meaning they store their data as readable text, which can be edited with a text editor. These formats are often favored for their simplicity and ease of understanding. These formats do not use .txt file extension, but are known for their specific file extensions. OBJ is one of the most common of these formats, but STL, PLY, DAE or even some DXF files are text based.

All of these are common and well-supported in modern 3D modeling / CAD software and it shouldn't be difficult to find one that can help you out with such export. You refine your search for specific file conversion depending on your source material.

How to create 3D models of text

Creating a 3D model of text or a slogan involves using 3D modeling software and the steps are very similar regardless of the tool you pick. One of the easiest way how to do this is with Blender. It's free and open-source and you can find many guides and tutorials for it all over the Internet.

Here how you can create a basic 3D model of your text or slogan using Blender. You can further embellish or modify it depending on the specific requirements of your project, such as adding textures, animations, or more complex

  1. Prepare Your Text: First, ensure your TXT file has the text you want to convert into a 3D object.

  2. Open a 3D Modeling Program: Use a program like Blender, which is free and open-source. Other options include Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, or Cinema 4D.

  3. Create 3D Text Object:

    • In Blender, delete the default cube (press X and select Delete).
    • Press Shift + A and select Text to create a new text object.
    • With the text object selected, go to Edit Mode (Tab key), delete the default text, and type or paste your desired text from the TXT file.
  4. Convert Text to Mesh:

    • In Object Mode, select the text object.
    • Convert the text to a mesh by pressing Alt + C and selecting ‘Mesh from Curve/Meta/Surf/Text’.
  5. Modify and Extrude:

    • You can now modify the text as a 3D object. For example, you can extrude it to give it depth (E key in Edit Mode).
  6. Export as OBJ:

    • Once your text is ready and converted to a 3D mesh, go to File ► Export ► Wavefront (.obj) to export your file as an OBJ file.

TXT vs OBJ: format comparison

How the TXT and OBJ formats compare on the properties that matter most for this conversion.

Comparison of the TXT and OBJ file formats
Property .TXT Plain Text File .OBJ Wavefront OBJ
Open standard Yes Yes
Compression Uncompressed Uncompressed
Typical file size Very small Medium
Opens in a web browser Yes, natively No
Further editing Easy Easy
Metadata support None Basic
Plain-text readable Yes Yes
Best used for Data exchange Data exchange
Introduced — 1990
Developer — Wavefront Technologies
MIME type text/plain model/obj

Frequently asked questions

Is the TXT to OBJ converter free?

Yes, converting TXT to OBJ on 101convert.com is completely free. No registration, email address or installation is required. If you need a higher file size limit or want to convert more files at once, see our plans.

How large can my TXT file be?

You can upload TXT files up to 2 MB and convert up to 20 files at once in a single batch.

What happens to my uploaded files?

Files are processed automatically and deleted from our servers within a few minutes after conversion. We never view or share your files.

Do I need to install any software to convert TXT to OBJ?

No. The TXT to OBJ conversion runs entirely online in your browser and works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone.

Did the conversion fail?

In most cases, the cause is an incorrect file format. Please upload a valid TXT file for this TXT to OBJ conversion. Occasionally, the issue may be on our side. We analyze recurring conversion failures and disable or fix the converter if we detect a defect.

Can any TXT file be converted to OBJ?

No; the TXT file must contain text-based 3D geometry in a syntax that the conversion software understands. Ordinary text, notes, or code will not become a usable 3D model automatically.

Will my 3D text stay editable after converting TXT to OBJ?

The result is an OBJ mesh, so text characters, extrusion settings, and other source-level features are usually flattened into vertices and faces. You can edit the mesh, but not normally the original text as text.

Why does my TXT to OBJ conversion produce an empty or broken model?

This usually happens when the source uses unsupported syntax, has invalid vertex or face data, or contains only descriptions rather than actual geometry. Missing material references can also make the model appear untextured even when its mesh converted correctly.

What affects the quality of a TXT to OBJ conversion?

The quality depends on how finely curves, letters, and surfaces in the text-based model are turned into mesh geometry. A coarse mesh can make curved text look angular, while a denser mesh preserves detail but creates more geometry and may be harder to edit.

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