REALITY USDZ
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Convert REALITY to USDZ

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Is it possible to convert REALITY to USDZ?
Yes - REALITY converts to USDZ.

This is the intended export path: open the project in Reality Composer and choose File > Export to write a .usdz. On newer versions you may need to enable USDZ export in settings first, and Reality Converter can also produce .usdz from the assets.

Also to USDZ: USD · GLB · VRPACKAGE

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Sep 2026

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Why convert REALITY to USDZ?

A .reality file is Apple's editable Reality Composer scene, while .usdz is the compressed, self-contained AR delivery format that iOS Quick Look and RealityKit consume. Converting is the normal final step to ship an AR model, so Apple built the export directly into the tools.

How to convert REALITY to USDZ

Reality Converter (macOS) FREE

Drag the model into Apple's Reality Converter to preview and adjust materials, then export a .usdz ready for Quick Look.

Xcode / usdz_converter tools FREE

Use Xcode's bundled USD command-line tools (such as usdzip) to package the underlying USD assets into a .usdz.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • Interactive triggers and behaviors set up in Reality Composer are not preserved in the exported .usdz.
  • Complex animation can play back slowly or partially in Quick Look compared to the editor.
  • Keep textures reasonably sized, since everything is packed into the single .usdz file.

Frequently asked questions

How do I export a .reality file to .usdz?
Open it in Reality Composer and use File > Export, choosing USDZ as the format.
Why is the USDZ export option missing?
In newer Reality Composer versions you must turn on USDZ export in the app's settings before it appears in the Export menu.
Will my interactions be included?
No. .usdz carries geometry, materials and animation, but Reality Composer's behavior logic is not exported.
Do I need a Mac?
Yes. Reality Composer, Reality Converter and Xcode's USD tools are all macOS-only.