Free Low Poly Lion 3D Model

Lightweight Animals

Faceted low poly male lion standing side-on with a dark brown mane, tawny body and tufted tail

Faceted low poly male lion with a shaggy brown mane, tawny coat and tufted tail, flat-shaded in golden tones: a light king of the savanna.

Free under CC0 for personal and commercial use, no attribution. Download without login as GLB, FBX, BLEND, USDZ or OBJ. Lightweight with 2,998 triangles and a palette texture. Static pose, no rig.

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GLB glTF binary · Unity, Godot, Blender, web 301 KB FBX Unreal, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max 180 KB BLEND Blender source file 188 KB USDZ Apple AR Quick Look, Reality Composer 298 KB OBJ (ZIP) OBJ + MTL + textures in one ZIP 86 KB

Download GLB 301 KB

CC0: no login, no attribution CC0 1.0

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Technical details

Quality tier: Lightweight Stylized, 2K or palette textures, game-ready
Triangles: 2,998
Textures: 32 px palette texture Base Color
Dimensions: 1.64 × 2.71 × 1.76 m (W × D × H)
License: CC0 1.0 · public domain
Published: September 28, 2026
Category: Animals
Formats: GLB 301 KB
FBX 180 KB
BLEND 188 KB
USDZ 298 KB
OBJ (ZIP) 86 KB

Origin details are included in LICENSE.txt and manifest.json.

Size comparison

Low Poly Lionperson 1.80 mBounding box to scale, next to a 1.80 m person.

About this model

A male lion stands side-on, head held level and gaze fixed ahead, the long tail curling slightly behind him. The mane is the centerpiece, a crown of chunky facets that darkens from golden around the face to deep chocolate brown along the neck and chest. The rest of the body is a smooth tawny gold with lighter underparts, and the tail ends in a dark tuft. This is the reduced sibling of our detailed lion, keeping its neutral standing pose but trading fur for crisp flat shading and a tiny palette texture. The result is ready for real-time use in savanna maps, zoo games and mobile adventures. Tip: frame it low from the side against a warm sunset sky, where the faceted mane catches the light best.