3D models

How can I use the 3D models?

Freepik License allows you to use the downloaded content for commercial and personal projects, on digital or printed media and from anywhere in the world. It also gives you the possibility to make modifications and create derivative works. If you need more info on this type of license, please visit our Terms and conditions page.

How many 3D models can I download?

Please check below the download limits for the different Freepik users:

Non-registered user:

• A user who is not registered at Freepik.com has a limit of 3 downloads in total per day.
• If you want to extend this limit, you need to register or purchase one of our subscriptions.

Registered free or Essential user:

• As a registered free or Essential user, you have a limit of 10 downloads in total per day.
• If you want to extend this limit, you need to purchase one of our Premium or Premium+ subscriptions.

Premium, Premium+ or Pro subscribed user:

• As a Premium, Premium+ or Pro subscribed user, you have a limit of 100 downloads in total per day.
• We want to allow our users to download a high number of resources. However, to avoid an irresponsible use of our assets, we have established this limit.
• If you download the same file more than once in the same day, it will count as just one download. So for example, if you download the same image 3 times today, you will still have 99 downloads left for that day. Nevertheless, if you reach the 100 downloads limit, you won’t be able to download any more files, even if you have downloaded the same files earlier in the day.
• If you download a file you have already downloaded on a previous day, it will count as a new download from the 100 enabled for the day.

Which software can I use to open my 3D models?

3D models are digital representations of a real or imaginary object - from 2D images.

You can find many types of softwares on the web. They vary in complexity, prices and requirements but they all serve a common purpose, which is helping you to create 3D models.

If you don’t have experience with 3D modeling and are interested in a free software to learn new skills, you could check:

• 3D Slash: to build virtual models and save them for use in other 3D environments or with 3D printers.
• Sculptfab: a free tool based on SculptGL by Stéphane Ginier.
• ZBrushCoreMini: a digital sculpture of the creators of Zbrush

If you´re looking for more advanced options, you can also have a look at:

• 3ds Max: a powerful 3D modeling and rendering program used extensively for design visualization and production-level animations, only available for Windows.
• Blender: a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software tool set used for creating animated films, visual effects, art, 3D-printed models. It is free and with no code required.
• Maya: a 3D computer graphics application that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Which 3D formats does Freepik support?

Freepik offers a standard 3D format to work with. If your favorite format is not included in the list below, you can try to convert your file or use one of the following free tools to export it: Blender, 3ds, Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, Substance Painter or many others.

Most popular formats:

Other formats

How can I download a 3D model?

Once you choose the model you want to download, you just need to click on the Download button, on the right side of the image preview.

Remember that the assets you download can be either free or Premium. If you select a Premium asset, this can be downloaded only if you have a Premium, Premium+ or Pro subscription.