3D printing and making

Make a 3D printed sign from your logo

An SVG logo already holds the exact shapes. Raise them into 3D, add a plate behind them, and print a sign in an afternoon.

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Why start from an SVG

An SVG describes shapes as clean outlines, so letters and curves come out crisp at any size. A photo of a logo would come out fuzzy.

Shapes inside shapes, like the middle of an O, become holes automatically.

When you might need this

Key benefits

How to make it

  1. Export your logo as SVG from your design app (most logo files and brand kits include one).
  2. Open it in SVG to STL.
  3. Choose the width, how far to raise it, and whether to add a base plate.
  4. Press Convert, check the model, and save it as STL or 3MF for your slicer.

Tips

SVG and logo to STLFree · No sign-up · Files stay on your device
Open SVG and logo to STL

Questions

Can I use a PNG or JPG logo?

Use Picture to 3D relief for pictures. For crisp edges, trace the logo to SVG in a design app first.

What size should I print?

For a desk sign, 100 to 150 mm wide with 2 to 3 mm raised shapes reads well.

Is my logo uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser.

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