SVG to STL

Extrude the filled shapes of an SVG into a watertight, print-ready .stl — pick a real-world width and a thickness, preview it in 3D, and send it straight to your slicer. Logos, signs, name plates, cookie-cutter outlines: if it's a filled path, it extrudes.

1 · Source SVG

Drop an .svg here or click to browse

…or paste SVG code

2 · Dimensions

Print width mm — height scales proportionally

Thickness (extrusion) mm

Curve smoothness segments per curve — higher = smoother, bigger file

Bevel Rounded edge (0.4 mm)

Source

No SVG yet.

3D preview — drag to orbit

What does and doesn't extrude: filled paths, rects, circles, and polygons become solid shapes (holes inside shapes are kept). Strokes have no area, so they're ignored — convert strokes to outlines first ("Path → Stroke to Path" in Inkscape). Text must be converted to paths too. Overlapping shapes are exported side-by-side; most slicers union them at slice time.