Load multiple models, set your print bed size and arrange them without overlaps. Move, rotate and lock parts before downloading a 3MF or STL.
Load several small models to print them together, or try the layout with four example pieces.
Choose multiple STL, OBJ, PLY or 3MF files. Add more in later batches or try four example pieces.
Enter bed size and clearance. Arrange automatically, drag parts to fine-tune the layout, rotate or lock them.
Check that all parts fit without touching. Download a 3MF with separate objects or an STL with multiple components and open it in your slicer.
No. In the 3MF each mesh is exported as a separate object. The STL contains multiple components in one file; some slicers can split them again. Your source model geometry is not altered.
The tool projects the triangles of each model onto a 1 mm grid, preserving concave outlines and visible holes, and searches for non-overlapping positions with the selected margin. This yields an approximate compact layout that you can refine manually.
No. Automatic rotation is limited to 90 degrees around the vertical axis on the bed. The original printing orientation is preserved because laying a model over can change support needs, print quality and strength.
This tool exports geometry. The 3MF keeps meshes as separate objects but does not preserve source colors, materials or printer profiles. Set those up in your slicer.
Increase bed size if your printer allows it, reduce the margin or clearance, manually rotate parts or remove one. Layouts with parts outside the bed or overlapping cannot be downloaded.