Cookie Cutter Generator
Try free — no accountTurn a logo, drawing or silhouette into a sized cutter with a live 3D preview.
Printable STL
Open the free toolNo CAD required
Printforge generators remove the repetitive modelling work behind products such as cookie cutters, clickers, stamps, signs and moulds. Choose the tool, set the practical dimensions and review the live model before taking it to your slicer.
Each tool has one clear job. The output and access level are shown upfront so you can choose the right workflow without searching through the app.
Turn a logo, drawing or silhouette into a sized cutter with a live 3D preview.
Printable STL
Open the free toolSplit artwork into printable colour parts and build a pressable MX or Choc clicker.
Multicolour 3MF
Open with PrintforgeConvert an image into stacked colour layers for signs, wall art and product inserts.
Multicolour 3MF
Open with PrintforgeBuild ink stamps, clay stamps and embossing plates from artwork or simple shapes.
Printable STL
Open with PrintforgeCreate labels, name plates and scannable QR plaques with raised or recessed detail.
Printable STL
Open with PrintforgeLay out illuminated text and artwork with space for an LED strip and mounting options.
Printable 3MF
Open with PrintforgeGenerate a practical mould around an uploaded 3D part without rebuilding it in CAD.
Mould files
Open with PrintforgeLet Shopify shoppers personalise a product in 3D and generate the production file after checkout.
Storefront + production file
Open with PrintforgeUse a simple image, enter text or upload a 3D part, depending on the generator.
Choose size, thickness, style and other settings that affect how the part prints and works.
Inspect the 3D result, then move the finished file into your normal slicing and production workflow.
No. Each generator asks for the few inputs that matter, builds the geometry for you and shows the result in 3D before export.
The Cookie Cutter Generator is available publicly for designing and previewing. The complete generator collection is available inside Printforge Pro.
Both. A maker can create a one-off file, while a print shop can turn the same workflow into a repeatable product it sells to customers.
The configurator is customer-facing: it sits inside a Shopify product page, prices the selected options and connects the paid order to a production-ready output.
Pricing a customer job as well? Use the free 3D printing cost calculator or read the Printforge guides.