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Bulk-download your Meshy 3D models and creators you follow — GLB, FBX, OBJ and rigged animations — with a resumable local pipeline. Meshy's web UI downloads one model at a time, through a save dialog, in one format. If your library runs to hundreds or thousands of models, that isn't a workflow. Meshy Asset Vault turns archiving into a single action. Pick your sources, pick your formats, and walk away. WHAT IT DOES • Archives every published model for a creator, not just the first page • Archives everyone you follow or subscribe to in one run • Pulls rigged animation clips — each action and its armature as separate GLB files • Exports GLB, FBX and OBJ in any combination • Resumes cleanly: re-running skips files already downloaded and verified • Records each model's license alongside the file, so attribution is easy to honour HOW IT WORKS The extension uses the Meshy session you are already signed into. There are no API keys to create and nothing to copy out of DevTools. It asks Meshy to sign a download link for each model, then saves the files to your Downloads folder — or, optionally, to a small bridge server you run locally, which can write to any drive or network share. Your models never pass through anyone else's server. There is no cloud component, no account, and no telemetry. IMPORTANT This tool does not grant you rights to any model. Every model on Meshy carries a license set by its creator; the extension records that license next to each file so you can check it. Respect creators' rights and Meshy's Terms of Service. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/BlizzHacker/meshy-asset-vault Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meshy.
Jul 29, 2026
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