Included in the guided conversion workflow
SVG artwork preparation guidanceQuick answer
Choose a clean SVG with closed, filled shapes. The converter displays the design and detected objects before it creates any 3D geometry.
Color and shape analysisQuick answer
See the objects and colors the converter found before continuing. This makes missing, unexpected, or overly complex artwork easier to catch early.
Finished size and thickness controlsQuick answer
Set the intended physical dimensions and thickness, apply the change, and immediately compare the result in the 3D preview.
Vertical placement controlsQuick answer
Adjust how parts sit vertically when the design needs a base, raised details, or another intentional relationship between objects.
Color-separated model planningQuick answer
Review each detected color as a planned model part while keeping the complete design aligned for later material assignment in the slicer.
Solid geometry previewQuick answer
Open a large 3D view to inspect thickness, raised parts, alignment, and overall proportions before creating the output file.
Multipart 3MF exportQuick answer
Export the prepared parts together as a separate 3MF, then confirm scale, alignment, materials, supports, and every layer in your slicer.
Separate source and output filesQuick answer
The original SVG remains your editable master. The converter creates a distinct 3MF output so another attempt never requires sacrificing the source design.
The converter prepares model geometry for review. A compatible slicer remains responsible for printer, material, support, and layer settings.