KeyShot to glTF, in your browser alpha
Runs in your browser. Files never leave your computer.
Converts .ksp and .bip scenes to .glb for Blender: geometry, part names, materials, textures and labels.
Drop a .ksp or .bip file here
No KeyShot file at hand? : Victorinox Swiss Army Knife, 3D model by Halil Kantarci, CC BY 4.0.
KeyShot 6 to 14 scenes. A bare .bip can come with its texture images: select or drop them together. Large files are fine: everything is converted on this device, so the only limit is its memory.
Converting
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Technical details
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In Blender: Scripting tab, open open_in_blender.py, Run Script.
Only the .glb: File > Import > glTF 2.0, then pick the downloaded file.
Texture images not found
The scene uses these images but they are not inside it. Add them and the scene converts again with them, no need to choose it again.
Worth knowing
Parts
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What comes across
Geometry, part names and hierarchy, and a close match of each material: base colour, roughness, metal, glass and glow, with their textures and labels. Texture images a bare .bip only refers to can be added alongside it. KeyShot lighting and environments are not converted.
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Private by design
The page is static and never contacts another site: only the optional example file is fetched, from this site itself. Your scene is read and converted by your own browser and never uploaded.
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In Blender
Use File > Import > glTF 2.0. Units are metres and the model comes in upright, with one object per part. Or skip the .glb: with the Blender extension, Blender opens .ksp files itself.
Blender extension, alpha
Open KeyShot files straight in Blender
The same converter as this page, built into Blender: File > Import > KeyShot, or drag a .ksp or .bip into the viewport. It works offline, and sets the scene up like the Blender kit: cleaned-up meshes, units, camera and lights.
Blender 4.2 or newer. Drag the button into Blender to install, or in Blender: Edit > Preferences > Get Extensions, the menu at the top right, Install from Disk.
Other systems: macOS Apple silicon, macOS Intel, Windows, Windows on Arm, Linux
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Luxion. KeyShot is a trademark of Luxion.