Point Cloud Reconstruction
Rebuild point clouds into downloadable meshes in your browser
Upload PCD, XYZ, LAS, or LAZ point clouds and generate OBJ, STL, or GLB meshes with a local browser workflow designed for quick validation and lightweight delivery.
Point clouds never leave your browser
Upload point cloud files
This implementation ships a working browser-only reconstruction loop with support for ASCII PCD, XYZ, LAS, and LAZ point clouds. Everything runs on the current page.
Drop point cloud files here or click to choose local files
Recommended under 50 MB per file, up to 5 files per batch.
Reconstruction controls
Job queue
Preview the cloud before you reconstruct it
If you want to inspect density, bounds, and color data first, open the dedicated Point Cloud Viewer and come back here for mesh export.
Privacy first
Point clouds, parameters, and outputs stay local in the browser.
Lightweight batching
Process up to five files at once with per-file output choices.
Direct delivery
Download each reconstructed mesh or bundle successful jobs into a ZIP.
How it works
This version does not rely on any API, queue, or object storage. Even failures stay inside the browser and only return local error messages.
- 1Upload PCD, XYZ, LAS, or LAZ point cloud files.
- 2Choose reconstruction depth, smoothing, and the output format for each file.
- 3A browser Worker parses the cloud, samples points, and builds a mesh hull locally.
- 4Export the result as OBJ, STL, or GLB and download it instantly.
Built for local-first privacy workflows
This version does not rely on any API, queue, or object storage. Even failures stay inside the browser and only return local error messages.
FAQ
Which point cloud formats are supported right now?
This implementation supports ASCII PCD, XYZ, LAS, and LAZ with local parsing, reconstruction, and export.
What if I want to preview the cloud before reconstructing it?
Use the dedicated Point Cloud Viewer route to inspect the point cloud first, then return here when you need OBJ, STL, or GLB export.
Why do larger files take longer?
Parsing, sampling, and mesh creation all happen on your device, so bigger point sets require more browser compute time.