Artwork to magnet.
Create a multicolor 3MF with enclosed magnet cavities.
Free to use. Artwork stays on your device.
Before your first print
- Measure your magnets and check the fit allowance.
- Import the 3MF as one assembly and assign filaments.
- Verify the insertion pause, then make a supervised test print.
How to pause and insert magnets
Built from your artwork
The generator uses filled vector geometry and real solid operations. It preserves your silhouette and holes, with no automatic backing or bridges.
Artwork colors appear only in the top section. The lower section uses your selected base color.
Preparing artwork for a clean printSupplies for your first magnet
Measure your magnets before generating cavities. Use filament and a printer you already have when they suit the job.
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A few useful answers
Can I start with a PNG or JPG?
Yes. The local image tracer turns it into simplified color regions. Review the traced shapes and holes before using them. Logos and drawings usually need less cleanup than photos.
How are magnets enclosed?
The model has a bottom skin, open cavities during printing, and a roof above them. Pause after the cavity walls finish and before the first roof path. Insert the magnets below that plane, then resume. Verify this in your slicer.
Does a four-color printer need a fifth color for the base?
The base can reuse an artwork color. If your printer has a spare color slot, choose a custom base instead. The artwork and base together must fit your printer capacity.