What it does
3dicons combines a library of rendered 3D icons with an online editor for materials, lighting and visual styles. The original V1 collection is CC0, and the editor has continuing free access plus paid Pro options.
Browse an icon’s page to compare its color and angle options, then use the copy or download control. The original V1 library is also offered as a complete download. It supplies dimensional objects for feature illustrations, slides and other layouts where a flat interface symbol would have a different effect.
The editor expands this into a material workflow with looks such as clay, metal and glass. You can bring your own FBX, GLB or self-contained GLTF model; GLB keeps the model’s textures in one file. Free editor output is PNG up to 800 pixels. Pro raises that limit to 4096 pixels and adds premium materials, textures and uploaded textures.
Pro offers monthly and lifetime purchases. Buying lifetime access does not automatically cancel an existing monthly subscription, so an existing subscriber must handle that separately. The V1 collection’s CC0 permission covers personal and commercial use, editing and redistribution.
Strengths
- The original V1 collection can be adapted and reused under CC0.
- Accepts common 3D model formats in addition to its own icons.
Watch out for
- Free editor exports stop at 800 pixels.
- A lifetime purchase does not cancel an existing monthly subscription.
Best for
- Presentation designers using dimensional objects.
- Feature illustrations with coordinated materials and camera angles.
Sources
- 3dicons: 3D Icon Library (Oct 27, 2026)
- About 3dicons (Oct 27, 2026)
- Calendar 3D Icon: 3dicons (Oct 27, 2026)
- 3dicons Pro: 3D Icon Editor and Pricing (Oct 27, 2026)