Slicer 3d printing

Slicer 3d printing

3mf and stl file print

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Released
August 31, 2026
Updated
August 31, 2026

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Prepare 3D models for printing directly on your mobile device. Import various file formats, position, scale, and preview print settings before exporting a clean file to your desktop slicer.

✓Import STL, 3MF, OBJ, GLB files
✓Browse free model library
✓Move, rotate, scale, mirror models
✓Preview layer height, infill, supports
✓Export 3MF or STL files
✓Share to desktop slicer
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What's New in Slicer 3d printing

1.0

August 31, 2026

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FAQ

What is Slicer 3d printing used for?

Slicer 3D printing is used to import, position, scale, and preview 3D models on your phone or tablet. It then exports a clean file to your desktop slicer for the final slicing and printing process.

What file formats does Slicer 3D printing support?

Slicer 3D printing supports importing STL, 3MF, OBJ, and GLB mesh files. It can export files in 3MF or STL formats.

Can Slicer 3D printing directly send jobs to my 3D printer?

No, Slicer 3D printing does not directly send jobs to your 3D printer or control connected hardware. It acts as a preparatory step before using your desktop slicer.

Does Slicer 3D printing have ads?

No, Slicer 3D printing does not contain advertisements.

What devices is Slicer 3D printing available on?

Slicer 3D printing is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Slicer 3D printing updated?

The latest version of Slicer 3D printing is 1.0, and it was last updated on August 31, 2026.

What is the age rating for Slicer 3D printing?

Slicer 3D printing has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for most users.

Where can I find a free model library in Slicer 3D printing?

Slicer 3D printing includes a free model library with CC0 and public-domain prints that you can browse and drop directly onto the plate for preparation.