Step 1
Add your files
Drop SVG or STL files here, or click to browse
Add as many as you like. Nothing leaves this device.
Best SVGs are filled, closed shapes. Convert text to paths and strokes to outlines in your vector editor first.
Ready. Add a file to begin.
Step 2
Parts
No parts yet.
Step 3
Selected part
Select a part from the list or click it in the 3D view.
Extrusion
Splitting keeps every color lined up, so each part prints as its own filament layer. Nested shapes of the same color become holes. Different colors stay solid so you can layer them. Overlapping colors start at the same height, so raise the top color with Stack on top.
Color and visibility
Colors are for the preview only. STL files do not store color, so assign filaments in your slicer.
Position (mm)
Rotation (degrees)
Scale (%)
Step 4
Arrange
STL parts keep their original coordinates, so files exported together from another tool still line up. New SVG parts are placed beside what is already on the plate.
Step 5
Export
Your parts will appear here
Add an SVG to extrude it, or an STL to arrange it.