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A 50 mm logo in your brand colors, ready for a ring through a hole you add in your slicer or 3D app. Giveaways people actually keep.
Turn your logo into a 3D print file
Drop in your logo or find it on any website. It becomes a smooth 3D model with a flat back, ready to download as an STL or a multi-color 3MF that prints at the width you pick.
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PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. It becomes 3D right here in your browser.
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- STL and multi-color 3MF
- Bambu, Prusa, Orca, Cura
- Smooth rounded edges
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How to turn a logo into an STL
From a logo file, or just a website address, to a print file in a few minutes. You see the model in 3D before you download.
Drop in your logo
Drop a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG on the box above, or type the company website and the Logo Finder brings in its logo. The studio builds the 3D model in your browser and the 3D files menu opens.
Set the colors
Keep the original colors for a multi-color print, each color becoming its own part, or choose one color for a single-filament print.
Set the edges and thickness
Crisp, Soft or Round edges and Thin, Standard or Thick depth. Turn the model with your mouse to check every side.
Choose the width
Pick the width of the logo's longer side: 50, 80, 100, 150, 200 mm. The file arrives at that exact size, so there is nothing to scale in the slicer.
Download and slice
Take the STL for one color or the 3MF for several, open it in your slicer, assign the filaments and print.
STL or 3MF: which file to print
STL for one color, 3MF for several. Both arrive in millimeters at the width you picked, ready to slice.
| File | What is inside | Opens in | Choose it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| STL | The whole logo as one solid, in millimeters, with a flat back | Every slicer: Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, OrcaSlicer, Cura and more | A one-color print, or a color change at a layer on a single-nozzle printer |
| 3MF | The logo in millimeters with one part per color, each part carrying its color | Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer and OrcaSlicer | Multi-color printing with an AMS, an MMU or a toolchanger |
| OBJ | The model plus an MTL file with its colors, in a ZIP | Blender, CAD and most 3D apps | You want to add a base, a hole or text in a 3D app first |
| GLB and USDZ | The colored 3D logo for screens | Websites, Blender, AR on iPhone, iPad and Android | Showing the design to a client before you print it |
3MF is the open format of the 3MF Consortium, built to carry units, colors and several objects in one file, which is exactly what a multi-color logo needs. Starting from a vector file? SVG to STL. From a picture? PNG to STL. The whole process, from a clean vector to the finished print: how to 3D print a logo.
Made to print, not just to look at
The print files are built for the bed, the nozzle and the slicer, from the same smooth model you see in the studio.
A flat back. The model lies flat on the build plate with no supports, and the back takes glue, a magnet or a pin.
True size in millimeters. The longer side of the logo is exactly the width you picked, so a 100 mm logo opens 100 mm wide.
One part per color. In the 3MF, every color of the logo is a separate part, with the raised colors listed after the color they sit on, so the slicer prints each one in its own filament where they meet.
Letters stay open. The holes in an O, an A or a B and the gaps between shapes stay open, because the model is built from the logo's own shape.
Smooth, rounded edges. Curves print as curves, and fine strokes are built as rounded tubes rather than paper-thin walls.
What size to print
Five widths cover a keychain to a wall sign. The width is the logo's longer side.
| Width | Good for | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| 50 mm | Keychains, fridge magnets, badges and pins | Choose Thick so small parts stay sturdy |
| 80 mm | Gift tags, ornaments, name badges, bag charms | A fine logo keeps its detail at this size |
| 100 mm | Desk signs, coasters, shelf logos | The everyday size, and the studio’s default |
| 150 mm | Office signs, plaques, reception desks | Every thin line prints with room to spare |
| 200 mm | Wall signs, shop counters, trade show booths | Check that your print bed holds 200 mm |
Fine lines and small text need room: most printers lay plastic in lines about 0.4 mm wide, so a detail thinner than that has nothing to print with. When a logo has hairline details, choose a larger width or the Thick setting.
Open it in your slicer
Every major slicer takes the files as they are. For several colors, each part simply gets its filament.
Bambu Studio. Open the 3MF and each color appears as a part of the logo. Bambu's guide to multi-color printing gives three ways to set a part's filament, among them right-clicking the part and the number keys 1 to 9, and the AMS maps the filaments to its spools.
PrusaSlicer. Open the 3MF and give each part its extruder for an MMU or a multi-tool printer. On a single-nozzle printer, open the STL, slice, and add a color change at the layer where the raised colors begin.
OrcaSlicer. The 3MF opens as one logo made of color parts, ready for filament assignment. A printer without a multi-material unit can use Orca's manual filament change at a layer.
UltiMaker Cura. Open the STL and print it in one color, or swap filament part way up with Cura's Pause at Height script.
What to print with your logo
A printed logo is the brand in someone's hand. Here is where it earns its filament.
Desk and wall signs
A 150 or 200 mm logo in two or three colors turns a reception desk, a booth or a shop wall into part of the brand.
Magnets and badges
Glue a magnet or a pin to the flat back of a 50 to 80 mm print for fridge magnets, name badges and team pins.
Client and team gifts
A printed logo on a desk is a thank-you that stays. Print a run for clients, new hires or an event.
Coasters and inlays
Print the logo at 100 mm and set it into a coaster, a tray or a wooden board as a colored inlay.
Awards and trophies
Gold or silver filament and a thick setting make a logo worth putting on a trophy base or a plaque.
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Build the model, turn it, change colors, edges and thickness, all free and with no account.
When it is ready to print, a free account downloads three videos, five images and three 3D files every month, any of STL, 3MF, OBJ, GLB and USDZ for the 3D files. Signing in brings you straight back to your model as you left it.
Paid plans start with Creator at $15 a month, with 20 videos, 100 images and twenty 3D files a month. Every plan is on the pricing page.
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Logo to STL FAQ
Plain answers about turning a logo into a 3D print: files, sizes, colors and slicers.
Ask us anythingHow do I turn my logo into an STL file?
Drop your logo (PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG) on the logo to STL tool, or type your website to find it. The studio turns it into a smooth 3D model with a flat back. Open 3D files, choose the width you want and download the STL. It is free to try, and downloads come with a free account.
How do I 3D print a logo in several colors?
Download the 3MF: every color of your logo is its own part. Open it in Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer or OrcaSlicer, give each part its filament and print with an AMS, an MMU or a toolchanger. On a single-nozzle printer, print the STL and add a color change at the layer where the raised colors begin.
What is the difference between STL and 3MF for a logo?
An STL holds only the shape, as one solid. A 3MF holds the shape in millimeters with each color as a separate part, so a multi-color printer knows which filament goes where. Choose STL for one color and 3MF for several.
How big should a 3D printed logo be?
Pick the width for the job: about 50 mm for keychains and magnets, 100 mm for desk signs and coasters, 150 to 200 mm for wall and counter signs. Logos with fine lines or small text print best at 100 mm and up.
How thick should a 3D printed logo be?
Choose Thin, Standard or Thick in the studio. Standard suits most signs and badges; Thick gives a small keychain or magnet more strength. Raised colors stand on top of their base color, so a multi-color logo reads even from the side.
Will the holes in letters like O, A and B stay open?
Yes. The model is built from the shape of your logo itself, so the counters inside letters and the gaps between shapes stay open, exactly as in the logo.
Can I make a keychain or a sign from my logo?
Yes. Download the logo at 50 mm for a keychain or 150 to 200 mm for a sign. Add a ring hole or a mounting hole in your slicer or 3D app, or glue the flat back to a magnet, a pin or a wall plate.
Can I 3D print a logo from a picture or a website?
Yes. Drop a PNG or JPG and the studio traces it into clean 3D shapes; a flat background is left out. No file at all? Type the company website and the Logo Finder brings in its logo first.
Will Bambu Studio and PrusaSlicer open the 3MF with its colors?
Yes, with every color of the logo as its own part. In Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer, give each part its filament (right-click it, or press a number key from 1 to 9) and the AMS maps them to your spools; in PrusaSlicer, set each part to its extruder. The STL opens in every slicer, UltiMaker Cura included.
Can I turn a name or a word into an STL?
Yes. Type a name or a word under the upload box. It is set in bold, heavy lettering and built in 3D, ready to download as an STL or 3MF for a name keychain, a desk sign or a door plate.
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