Upload up to four designs and get a matching stamp and cutter for each shape, organised for review in your slicer.
Use clean SVG artwork with a clear outline and details that suit the size of the cookie.
Upload up to four files and check the stamp and cutter created for each design.
Review the 3MF in your slicer and test cutting, imprinting and cleaning before producing the batch.
The cutter follows the outer silhouette of the artwork, while the stamp presses the inner details into the surface of the dough. Both parts need to keep the same proportions so the design lines up.
The final file organises the matching components so you can identify them before printing.
SVGs with crossing lines, tiny shapes or open regions can produce fragile details. Simplify the image and keep only the lines that really need to show on the cookie.
The preview helps you spot problems, but the actual thickness also depends on the settings used in your slicer.
Convert an image to SVGA single generation can combine up to four different designs. This lets you prepare themed sets in fewer steps and keep every component in the same file.
Check that each cutter and each stamp appears as a separate object before arranging the build plate.
The tool does not automatically make a part food safe. The maker must consider material, equipment, porosity, cleaning, coating and the applicable regulations.
Test with real dough and give the customer clear instructions for use and cleaning.
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01Upload up to four SVG artworks and generate a kit with stamps and cutters adapted to each shape.
Yes. For each compatible design, the editor prepares the matching parts in the same 3MF package.
The model accepts up to four SVG designs in one generation.
Photographs need to be simplified and vectorised. Silhouettes, icons and drawings with clear outlines usually work best.
Yes. Review objects, scale, walls, orientation and print settings before producing.
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