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Your design.
Your cookie cutter.
Create 3D printable cutters and stamps. Describe your design, or upload an image for a cutter. Inspect the shape in 3D and print it on your printer.
30 free designs a month, no account needed.
- Layer
- …
- Height
- … mm
- Footprint
- … mm
01/Outline
Your words become one closed shape.
A cutter is a silhouette and nothing else: no shading, no detail, no open ends. That constraint is what makes a description enough to work from.
02/Walls
The shape is raised into a cutting edge.
The outline is thickened and lifted, with a flat rim at the top so you have something to press on that isn’t the blade.
03/File
Your STL is ready.
The format every slicer reads. It sits flat on the bed and prints without supports, even on an entry-level 3D printer.
Cutter, stamp or set
Which one is yours?
Cut biscuits in a shape of your own
Cutter
Cuts through rolled dough. A photo can stand in for the description.
Put a pattern on a finished biscuit
Cookie stamp
Presses the motif into the surface instead of cutting through.
Work with polymer clay
Clay stamp
The same shape, cut deeper, because clay holds a sharper impression.
Build a whole range to sell
Build a set
One occasion, up to 16 matching shapes, a single zip.
What people ask for
Most of it is somebody specific.
A pet, a name, a company mark, a shape from a particular Christmas. Pick one to start from, or write your own. These images are digital model previews.
Pricing
Start free. Pay when it pays.
Free
0€
60 credits per month with an account
For trying it out, and for your own kitchen.
Pro
9€per month
Recommended300 credits per month
When you print regularly or sell what you make.
Studio
19€per month
1200 credits a month
For shops: size packages, sets and saved orders.
One generation costs one credit. Resizing and downloading again uses no additional credits. Final prices. No VAT charged under § 19 UStG.
Every price, the yearly plans and the credit packsAsked before signing up
The four that come up most
Do I need a 3D printer?
To hold the cutter, yes — but it does not have to be your own. Libraries, schools and makerspaces often have one, and an online print service will post you the finished part for a few euros. What you get here is the file that either of them needs.
Can I sell what I make?
Yes, you may sell the printed objects, including on the free plan, with no fee per sale. The licence does not allow resale of the digital files. Rights in third-party designs still apply.
Is it safe for food?
A printed cutter has fine gaps between its layers where bacteria can sit. Coat it with a food-safe sealant before it touches dough you intend to eat, or use it on clay and salt dough instead.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start: you get free credits every month without an account, and more with one. A subscription is for people generating in volume and selling the results.
The file opens in Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura and OrcaSlicer — as STL or 3MF, with no supports and nothing to clean up.
Each of these is a written page: which shapes work, which ones come out badly, and what to type to get them.
What are you baking?
30 free designs a month, no account needed.