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Free low-poly 3D models for three.js

Every model here is free to download and free to use commercially β€” 616 web-optimized GLB files built for three.js, React Three Fiber and any WebGL renderer. They are drawn from our asset library, not modeled to a lower quality standard. Check each card for its current triangle count and compressed file size before choosing a scene budget. Download with a free account β€” no card, no attribution requirement, no per-project license to track.

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Every asset in this collection is included, along with every pack and every pack we ship next β€” one payment, no subscription.

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What's in the free tier

The free tier is a cross-section of the library rather than a leftovers bin: buildings, street furniture, vegetation, vehicles and interior props, drawn from published packs. If you are prototyping a scene and need something standing in the frame tonight, start here.

Budgets and file sizes

Triangle range: 48–60,759. Compressed file size range: 1.4 KiB–349.4 KiB. Compare individual cards before loading a scene: the right budget depends on the models, materials, lighting and target device. Every file is GLB with Draco geometry compression, so GLTFLoader needs a DRACOLoader attached β€” the decoder setup guide walks through the setup.

Conventions and placement

Use the preview to check the silhouette and proportions, then place the model in your own scene. Pack documentation explains the scale, pivot and palette conventions for its themed set. Repeated props are candidates for merging or instancing when their geometry and materials permit it; the preview alone is not a performance guarantee.

License, in one sentence

Use them in commercial work, modify them, ship them inside a product; don't resell the model files themselves as an asset pack. The full license sets out the terms. A free account is required to download, but there is no payment on the free tier.

Questions

Yes β€” in paid products, client work and commercial games, with no attribution required. You can modify them and ship them inside whatever you are building. The one restriction is redistribution: you can't resell or repackage the model files themselves as an asset pack. The full license is short and readable.
Yes, a free one. There is no payment and no license key on the free tier, but every download runs against a signed-in account so your library remembers what you took and can reissue it later. Signing in is a magic link β€” no password to choose.
Use GLTFLoader with a DRACOLoader attached for compressed geometry. Add KTX2Loader when the model contains KTX2/Basis textures. The decoder setup guide covers the decoder, and the quickstart puts a model in a scene end to end.
Free assets are drawn from the packs, not modeled to a lower standard. What a pack adds is the complete themed set plus its editable deliverables. Check the pack page for its named GLB hierarchies, React Three Fiber components and palettes.
Free Low-Poly 3D Models for Three.js (GLB) β€” threejsassets