Choose from different keyring designs, adjust the customisation in your browser and export organised volumes to check in your slicer.
Select a name, logo, NFC, spinning, double-sided or bottle opener keyring.
Type the text or upload a compatible SVG and adjust the size, position and available colours.
Generate the 3MF, assign the filaments and review fits, scale and orientation before printing.
The catalogue includes name keyrings, logo keyrings with an adaptive outline, double-sided versions, models with moving parts, a miniature gym weight plate and designs that keep a bottle or can opener mechanism.
Each editor only shows the settings that suit the chosen design. This helps keep holes, walls, fits and usable areas within the model's design.
On text models, you choose from the available fonts and fit the name within the product's limits. On adaptive models, the base follows the outline of a sanitised SVG and reinforces separate components when needed.
Simple artwork with closed outlines and few very small details usually gives more predictable results.
Prepare an image to use as an SVGA keyring is small, but it has to withstand knocks, friction and strain on the ring. Check thickness, print orientation, number of walls and material in your slicer before producing a batch.
When there are coloured volumes, assign each part to the right filament and print a test piece before selling the product.
The SVG and the custom geometry are processed in your browser. The platform only records the usage that applies to your plan when you generate the file.
Geometry validation reduces common problems, but a final check in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or another slicer is still essential.
9 models
01Customise both faces of the spinning disc without changing the frame, the pivots or the mechanical clearances.
02Customise both faces with SVG, preserving the body and the opener mechanism.
03Customise the keychain face with the client's brand and export the file ready for slicing.
04Edit the name in 2D, choose the font and optionally combine an SVG before generating the keychain.
05Type a name and generate a keychain where each letter pivots on the pin of the previous one, printed fully assembled.
06Edit an SVG artwork directly in the 2D preview and generate an adaptive keychain, with the option of adding a separate artwork on the back.
07Upload an SVG artwork and generate a two-piece clicker with its mechanical joints preserved.
08Edit the artwork in the 2D preview and drag the reinforced opening directly on the model to lift can tabs.
09Edit an SVG artwork in the 2D preview of the circular face of the weight plate and check the result in 3D.
Text models accept names within the limit shown in the editor. The final size and the connections between characters depend on the font and the length entered.
Yes, on SVG-compatible models. The artwork must respect the file size limit and cannot contain active content or external references.
The file is prepared for your slicer, but you need to review scale, filaments, supports, orientation and settings suited to your material.
Yes. Compatible models organise the base, artwork and other details into volumes that can take different filaments.
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