Free models · Game-ready GLB
Low poly
Every modern model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
1,177 free GLB models
Crack willow pollard (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Repeatedly cut willow: a swollen bolling, a knuckled head and eleven straight regrowth poles with narrow foliage. 4.58 x 8.29 x 4.15 m.
Multi-stem rowan with berries (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Four-stem rowan carrying fourteen red berry clusters through a light pinnate-leaved crown. 5.12 x 9.83 x 4.95 m.
Elder shrub in flower (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Sprawling elder with soft pithy stems and eleven flat creamy flower plates held above the foliage. 4.08 x 5.74 x 3.95 m.
Young hazel shrub (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Small five-stem hazel of regrowth height, useful for filling coppice panels cut in the last few seasons. 2.88 x 3.98 x 2.95 m.
Aspen clone group (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Six suckering aspen stems of staggered height from one root system, pale-barked with small fluttering crowns. 5.25 x 13.52 x 6.26 m.
Hazel coppice stool (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Nine-rod hazel stool from a broad cut base, the standard understorey unit of managed broadleaf woodland. 6.90 x 8.28 x 5.74 m.
Mature white willow (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Leaning waterside willow with sixteen long weeping branches and pale narrow-leaved foliage curtains. 9.19 x 12.90 x 9.59 m.
Goat willow shrub tree (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Five-stemmed goat willow rising from a low stool, each stem carrying rounded foliage clumps. 5.38 x 9.09 x 5.23 m.
Young downy birch (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Young birch with a leaning stem, upswept branches and a narrow feathered crown; no dark bark banding yet. 3.10 x 8.20 x 3.69 m.
Mature silver birch (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Silver birch with a white banded bole, thirteen arching branches and light drooping foliage masses. 5.52 x 14.71 x 5.78 m.
Mature common alder (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Riverside alder: a narrow upright broadleaf outline of dark foliage masses with twenty-two small woody cone clusters. 6.19 x 16.61 x 5.82 m.
Small-leaved lime with basal shoots (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Lime with a dense skirt of epicormic basal shoots round the butt beneath a tall regularly branched crown. 12.36 x 23.55 x 10.93 m.
Mature hornbeam (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Fluted-stemmed hornbeam with six close tiers of sinuous branches and a dense, rather narrow crown. 8.97 x 18.19 x 8.67 m.
Mature common ash (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Ash with a light open crown: strongly ascending limbs, wide gaps between foliage masses and an upswept outline. 11.03 x 25.47 x 11.46 m.
Mature common beech (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Woodland-grown beech with a long smooth grey bole, a high crown of layered branches and a dense canopy. 14.31 x 27.59 x 12.55 m.
Wild cherry in blossom (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Spring form of the mature wild cherry: the same skeleton with pale-green new leaf and twenty-six added blossom masses. 6.66 x 15.78 x 6.46 m.
Young beech (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Pole-stage beech retaining low branches: a slender stem with five tiers of thin near-level shoots. 5.36 x 12.17 x 5.47 m.
Gnarled crab apple (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Crooked open-grown crab apple: a leaning short bole, five twisting limbs and an irregular broken crown. 8.60 x 7.10 x 8.33 m.
Mature field maple (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Small hedgerow maple with dense twiggy branching and a tight rounded crown carried low over a short bole. 9.89 x 10.29 x 9.13 m.
Mature sweet chestnut (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Heavy-boled chestnut with three massive ascending limbs and a slightly leaning, coarse-textured crown. 14.62 x 15.95 x 15.88 m.
Mature wild cherry (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Straight-stemmed cherry with regular whorled tiers of near-horizontal branches and a narrow oval crown. 6.94 x 15.99 x 6.74 m.
Veteran stag-headed oak (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Ancient oak with a squat 1.6 m bole, a retrenched crown and six bleached dead limbs projecting above the living canopy. 16.62 x 14.19 x 17.70 m.
Mature sycamore (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Tall dense-crowned sycamore: a clean bole to first fork, four rising limbs and a heavy rounded canopy. 18.66 x 21.21 x 19.40 m.
Young English oak (Forest Trees and Woodland Plants)
Thirty-year oak with a slender straight bole and a compact upward crown, before the low spreading limbs develop. 8.05 x 8.75 x 8.55 m.