Convert 3D files between STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY and GLB. Convert one file or a whole folder at once, and resize on the way. Everything runs in your browser, so your files are never uploaded.
3MF is great inside a slicer, but many websites, marketplaces, older slicers and CAD tools still only accept STL.
STL is also the easiest format to share, since every 3D printing app can open it.
If your 3MF has several objects on the plate, they are saved together in one STL, in the same place and at the same size as in your project.
Need each part as its own file? Export them one by one from your slicer, or split them in your slicer after converting.
The shape and size of every object are kept exactly, in millimeters.
Colors, painted supports, modifiers and print settings only exist in 3MF, so they are left out of the STL.
Yes. Project files from Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer are read with every object placed where it sits on the plate, including objects made of several parts.
No. Everything on the plate is saved into one STL, in its original position. To get separate files, export each object from your slicer.
No. STL can only store the shape of a model, so colors and painted areas are lost. Keep your 3MF if you need them for a multi-color print.
Yes. 3MF stores real millimeter units and the STL is saved in millimeters, so the model opens at the same size in your slicer.
No. Your files are converted by your browser on your own device and never sent to our server. That also makes it fast, even for large files.
