Load the SVG
Choose vector artwork and let the converter identify colors, shapes, and possible problems.
Private beta
Turn SVG artwork into layered 3D models.
Prepare suitable vector artwork for color 3D printing with guided analysis, thickness and placement controls, color planning, and an interactive solid preview.
Current beta platform: Windows. Exact supported Windows editions will be published after final compatibility testing.
The current beta is private. There is no public download yet.
SVGVector artwork
3MFMultipart model
Conversion workflow
Review the model before it reaches your slicer
The converter keeps the source SVG untouched while helping users identify printable parts, plan colors, adjust geometry, and inspect the exported model.
Plan the model
Set finished size, thickness, vertical placement, and planned filament colors.
Inspect both previews
Review the artwork and the actual solid geometry that will be exported.
Export and slice
Save the multipart 3MF, then inspect orientation, materials, and every layer in your slicer.
Clear product boundary
Your slicer remains the final step
The converter does not choose printer profiles, filament settings, temperatures, speeds, supports, or layer settings. Not every SVG feature can be represented as printable geometry. Buyers will see supported artwork, known limits, and preparation guidance before downloading.
Made for visual review
Control the model before export.
The converter brings the decisions that matter for a layered design into one guided Windows workflow.
Artwork analysis
Identify colors, shapes, and conditions that may need cleanup before model generation.
Finished dimensions
Set the physical width, height, thickness, and placement needed for the intended model.
Color planning
Associate detected design parts with planned filament colors before slicer review.
Solid preview
Inspect generated geometry rather than relying only on the flat source artwork.
Multipart 3MF
Export related model parts together so their placement can be reviewed in a compatible slicer.
Source stays separate
Keep the SVG as the editable master and create a separate 3MF output.
Artwork and system fit
What the converter expects
| Current platform | Windows private beta. Exact supported editions will follow final compatibility testing. |
|---|---|
| Best source artwork | Closed vector shapes with clear fills and intentional color separation. |
| May need cleanup | Text, strokes, clipping masks, gradients, filters, linked images, open paths, duplicate geometry, or self-intersections. |
| Final review | A compatible slicer must confirm dimensions, alignment, orientation, materials, supports, and every layer before printing. |
Before you decide
Common converter questions
The private beta is being refined around predictable source preparation and visible model review.
Will every SVG convert perfectly?
No. SVG is a broad graphics format, and some features do not translate directly into printable solid geometry. The help page explains common cleanup steps.
Does it generate printer settings?
No. Printer profiles, filament settings, supports, temperatures, speeds, and layer settings remain under the slicer's control.
Does it change my original SVG?
The intended workflow reads the SVG and creates a separate 3MF file, leaving the source as the editable master.
Can it create multicolor models?
It is designed to build multipart geometry and preserve a planned color relationship, subject to the source artwork and final slicer capabilities.
Private beta
Follow the converter toward release.
A public purchase and download will appear only after the application, installer, uninstall, security, delivery, and final release tests pass.