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How it works

1. Pick a template, type a name, and choose a font, size, and colors.
2. Choose your printer. The preview and size checks are free, as often as you like.
3. Buy the design with credits and download a file made for your printer and slicer.
4. Open it in your slicer, slice, and print. Every download includes step-by-step instructions.

Size and shape

Size is how tall the letters are. The slider goes as far as your name fits on your printer's bed, and the finished width and height are shown as you go. Everything grows together, so a big sign looks the same as a small one, just bigger. The grid under the 3D preview is 1 cm squares, and Show bed puts the sign on your printer's bed.

On signs with a base cut to follow the letters, Border sets how far the base reaches past them, and Blend goes from following each letter to one smooth shape that fills the gaps between letters and lines.

Keychains

A keychain (a name, a logo, or both) is small (about 5 cm for a medium name) and quick to print. The base always comes out as one solid piece, and the key ring loop has a full 3 mm ring around its hole so it won't snap off.

Put the loop on the left, right, or top. The standard 4.5 mm hole fits a split ring; go bigger (6 to 7 mm) for a clip, a carabiner, or a lanyard cord.

Which download should I pick?

The editor offers the formats your printer's slicer can open, best first.

Bambu 3MF (.3mf)

For Bambu Studio and the slicers built on it: OrcaSlicer, Creality Print, Anycubic Slicer Next, and Elegoo Slicer. When you open it, the slicer says it loaded “geometry data only”. That's expected: your printer and filament settings are kept, and each part is already assigned to its filament.

Prusa 3MF (.3mf)

For PrusaSlicer. Each part is already assigned to its extruder.

STL files (.zip)

Works in any slicer. Import all the STL files at once; if asked, load them as a single object with multiple parts. Each file is named for the filament it prints with.

Printing multiple colors

With a filament changer (AMS, MMU3, CFS, ACE Pro, tool changer)

It switches colors for you. Load the filaments the instructions list. If you save your printer with the filament you have loaded, the editor shows those colors as swatches and assigns the slots for you.

Without one

The signs are designed so the second color starts at a single height: one filament change per print. After slicing, add a filament change (a pause) on the first layer above the height in your instructions. Start with filament 1 loaded and swap to filament 2 when the printer pauses.

Step-by-step for your slicer: how to pause at a layer to change filament in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, Creality Print, Cura and more.

Logos

Cut-out signs and keychains can add a logo if you like (choose No logo to leave it off). They take an SVG, PNG, GIF, or JPG up to 5 MB. The logo prints in one color, so simple, bold, one-color artwork works best. Photos and fine detail don't. Very thin details are thickened or left out so they print cleanly, and the preview shows exactly what will print.

Your logos are private to your account and stay there for reuse. You can delete them from your account page. Only upload artwork you have the right to use.

Credits

Designs are bought with credits. Each template shows its price in credits. New accounts start with 1 free credit (one per email address), so your first download needs no credit card. Previews and checks never use credits. Credits are only spent when you download.

If a file ever fails to build, the credits go back to your account automatically. Everything you've bought can be downloaded again from your account page.

Your account

Sign in with Google to buy, save designs and printers, and keep your logos. You can delete your account and everything in it from the account page. Deleting is permanent. We keep only a one-way fingerprint of your email, which records that its free credit was used, so a new account with the same email doesn't get another.