MeshRefinery

Diagnose and repair broken STL, OBJ and GLB meshes free in your browser

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What is MeshRefinery?

MeshRefinery is an online tool. A browser based 3D model repair tool that diagnoses and fixes broken STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF files locally, producing watertight meshes a slicer will accept. Free diagnosis, free geometry repair, paid deep repair with color transfer, and an optional image to 3D generator.

MeshRefinery is a browser based repair shop for 3D files. AI generators and photogrammetry scans often produce meshes that look fine on screen but fail a slicer check on the inside: open edges, non-manifold geometry, floating shells and degenerate faces. The tool parses a file locally, reports exactly what is wrong, and rebuilds the geometry watertight so printing software accepts it. Accepted formats are STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF, and diagnosis costs nothing with no account required. The workflow is deliberately short. A file is dropped into the page and parsed instantly with WebAssembly inside the browser tab, so the model is never uploaded to a server. A diagnosis report appears in under a second, listing open edges, loose shells and other defects, or confirming the mesh is already clean. The user can then repair or convert with one click and download the result. Five sample models generated by the site's own image to 3D tool illustrate the scale of the problem, each showing tens of thousands of open edges reduced to zero after repair. Two repair tiers exist. Free repair rebuilds geometry and produces a watertight but grey result. Deep repair, priced at 20 credits, also transfers approximate surface color from self-contained GLB files into vertex colors. Conversion between STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF runs locally as well, including color preserving GLB to 3MF. A separate image to 3D generator at 30 credits covers users who would rather create a model from a photo than fix an existing file. The audience is 3D printing hobbyists, makers, small studios and print farms dealing with output from Meshy, Tripo, Hunyuan or any other generator, plus anyone who needs format conversion without uploading client files. Paid tiers (Starter, Pro and Studio) bundle credits for deep repair and generation with commercial use rights. Compared with repair features buried inside slicers or full 3D suites, MeshRefinery is narrower but faster to reach and cheaper to try, since the diagnosis step is always free.

How do you use MeshRefinery?

  1. 1Open the repair tool and drop a file
    Go to the STL repair page and drag in an STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF or 3MF file. Parsing happens in the browser tab, so nothing is uploaded.
  2. 2Read the diagnosis report
    The report lists open edges, non-manifold geometry, floating shells and degenerate faces, or confirms the mesh is already clean. This step is free every time.
  3. 3Run a free or deep repair
    Free repair rebuilds the geometry watertight with colors dropped. Deep repair costs 20 credits and also transfers approximate surface color from GLB files.
  4. 4Inspect the result in the 3D preview
    Rotate the repaired model before and after the operation to check the surface and confirm the defects are gone.
  5. 5Convert the format if needed
    Switch between STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF locally, including color preserving GLB to 3MF, then download the file straight to your device.
  6. 6Generate a model from a photo instead
    If no file exists yet, the image to 3D tool creates one from a photo for 30 credits, with commercial use included on paid plans.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Diagnosis is free and instant, with a clear report of open edges, floating shells and degenerate facesAI
  • Files are parsed and repaired locally with WebAssembly, so models never leave the browserAI
  • Free repair produces a watertight mesh with no account or credits requiredAI
  • Handles STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF, including color preserving GLB to 3MF conversionAI
  • Works with output from any generator or scan, not a single proprietary formatAI

Cons

  • Free repair drops all color, so textured models need the paid deep repair to keep anything close to their appearanceAI
  • Vertex color transfer is approximate and limited to self-contained GLB filesAI
  • Repair is aimed at printing and conversion rather than fine topology editing, with no sculpting or remeshing controlsAI
  • Credit based pricing means heavy or batch use costs scale with every deep repair and generationAI
  • No API or automation is mentioned, so print farms must work file by file in the browserAI

How much does MeshRefinery cost?

Free trial

No formal trial is described. Core tools, diagnosis and free repair work without signup, so the product can be evaluated at no cost before buying credits.

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Pricing

Diagnosis and basic repair are free. Credits cover deep repair (20) and image to 3D (30). Subscription tiers billed monthly or annually with 20 percent annual savings: Starter $9.90 per month ($7.92 annual) for 1,800 credits per year, Pro $19.90 ($15.92) for 4,800, Studio $49.90 ($39.92) for 18,000. All tiers include commercial use.

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Support

Email support is included on all paid tiers, with priority email support on Pro and Studio. A FAQ and contact email are available on the site.

Features

Watertight repair that fills small holes and removes floating debris, instant diagnosis of open edges and non-manifold geometry, local conversion between STL, OBJ, GLB, glTF and 3MF, a live 3D preview, and an image to 3D generator. Processing runs as WebAssembly in the browser tab with no account needed.

Frequently asked questions about MeshRefinery

  • How much does MeshRefinery cost?
    Diagnosis and basic repair are free. Credits cover deep repair (20) and image to 3D (30). Subscription tiers billed monthly or annually with 20 percent annual savings: Starter $9.90 per month ($7.92 annual) for 1,800 credits per year, Pro $19.90 ($15.92) for 4,800, Studio $49.90 ($39.92) for 18,000. All tiers include commercial use.
  • Does MeshRefinery offer a free trial?
    No formal trial is described. Core tools, diagnosis and free repair work without signup, so the product can be evaluated at no cost before buying credits.
  • How do you use MeshRefinery?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Open the repair tool and drop a file 2. Read the diagnosis report 3. Run a free or deep repair 4. Inspect the result in the 3D preview 5. Convert the format if needed 6. Generate a model from a photo instead.
  • What platforms does MeshRefinery support?
    MeshRefinery is available on Web App.
  • What are the limitations of MeshRefinery?
    Free repair drops all color, so textured models need the paid deep repair to keep anything close to their appearance. Vertex color transfer is approximate and limited to self-contained GLB files. Repair is aimed at printing and conversion rather than fine topology editing, with no sculpting or remeshing controls.

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Added10/21/2026

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