3D models for 3D printing
Simple modelling in millimetres and an export your printer accepts without repairs.
Exactly in millimetres
Switch units to mm, draw rectangles and circles and pull them up. Fillets, chamfers and holes are done right in the app.
Hassle-free export
STL at the scale you choose, each object separately, or 3MF with colours and correctly oriented faces. The model check finds open solids before you print.
House and landscape models
Scale a house or terrain down to 1:100 or 1:200 and print it as a model for a client or a competition.
What helps you
- STL export to scale
- 3MF export with colours
- Lay flat on the largest face
- Model check and repair
- Every object as its own STL
- Back faces in colour
Frequently asked questions
Which slicers read the files?
PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Cura and others read STL and 3MF.
How do I print a model of a house?
Export STL at 1:100 or 1:200 – the sizes are converted automatically.
What if the model isn’t closed?
Run Model check and Close holes. Back faces shown in another colour reveal where the problem is.
More uses
Online 3D house design
Trace a floor plan or start with the house generator and within minutes you have a 3D model with a roof, windows and dimensions to show your family and your architect.
3D garden and plot design
Enter your plot, place the house and design the terrace, paths, beds, fence or pool. You’ll see where the shade falls and can count materials straight away.
3D interior and kitchen design
Measure the room, place the furniture and walk through it before you buy. You’ll see whether everything fits and how the room feels.
Furniture design and making from a 3D model
From idea to parts: design furniture to exact sizes, count the material and print a board layout for cutting.
3D models of parts and mechanical components
Draw bolts, gears, flanges or electronics enclosures in millimetres and print them straight away or send them to the workshop.
Construction calculators from your 3D model
No retyping sizes into a spreadsheet – select part of the model and the calculator works from its real areas and volumes.
A simple SketchUp alternative
If you miss the simplicity of the old SketchUp, try ModVex: the same way of modelling – draw and pull up – right in your browser.