SVG to STL

SVG to STL: your logo, ready to print

Drop in a logo or icon and choose what to make: a table sign for the counter, a keychain, a fridge magnet, a wall sign or a stamp. Every colour of the logo is found and gets its own filament, so it prints in colour on any printer.

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Building…

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1 Your logo

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2 What are you making?

Shape
120 mm
7 mm

3 Colours

Fewer colours merge the ones that look most alike.
0.5 mm
Bits and holes smaller than this are left out.
0 mm
Makes every raised line thicker: for thin lines and small text.

4 Printing

1 mm
0.6 mm
Each next colour stands this much higher, so each filament gets its own layers.
3.2 mm

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Building your design…

    • Print it flat with 0.2 mm layers, the logo up. Nothing needs supports.
    • Filament swap: PrusaSlicer reads the swaps from the 3MF. In Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or Cura, add a colour change (or pause) at each height in the plan.
    • Small text and thin lines print sharper with a 0.2 mm first layer and a slower outer wall.

    Good to know

    Which files can I use?

    SVG gives the cleanest result: the shapes are drawn at full resolution before they are traced. PNG (best with a transparent background), JPG and WebP work too. For a PDF, AI or EPS file, export it as SVG from your design program first.

    How are the colours printed?

    Each colour of the logo becomes its own part or its own step. With one nozzle the printer pauses at each step for the next filament (the 3MF has these changes in it). With an AMS, MMU or another multi-colour printer, choose Multi-colour and every colour is a part of one file. Flush sets the colours into the base for a smooth top.

    Can I sell what I print?

    Yes. What you make from your own logo is yours: print it, sell it, give it away. Only use logos you have the right to use.

    My logo has thin lines. Will they print?

    The maker marks every line thinner than a 0.4 mm nozzle can print in red. Make the piece bigger, or turn up Bolder lines to thicken them.

    How do I make a stamp?

    Choose Stamp: the logo is mirrored and raised on a plate, with a knob that pushes into the back. It works for clay, soap, an ink pad, or sealing wax with a heat-resistant filament such as PETG.

    Which slicer settings do I use?

    0.2 mm layers, no supports, the logo facing up. For a filament swap, add a colour change (or pause) at every height in the plan; PrusaSlicer reads them from the 3MF by itself.

    Is it free, and is my logo uploaded?

    It is free and needs no account. Your file is read and turned into a model in your browser: it never leaves your device.

    Also try: PNG to STL · Photo to STL · Keychain or name sign · QR code to STL