Cookie cutter generator
Generate a printable cookie cutter from the outline of a model in your scene — a blade following its silhouette, with a rim on top to press against
Upload an STL, OBJ or 3MF and get the cutter for it: a blade following the shape’s outline, a rim on top to press against, and open at both ends so the dough pushes straight through instead of sticking. It traces the shadow of the model, not the model — which is why it costs nothing on a 200,000-triangle download that would defeat most other tools. Set how big you want the biscuit; the panel tells you separately how much plate the cutter itself needs, because the blade and the rim stand outside the shape and that difference is what does or does not fit. The blade is measured against the minimum wall your printer can actually lay down, so you are told before you print when it is too thin to come out as thin as you asked. Print it once in PLA or PETG and cut dough, fondant, clay, soap or polymer clay as often as you like. It is generated rim-down — upside down from how you hold it, and the way it prints: the widest part is the first layer and nothing overhangs, so it needs no supports. The file is read in your browser, so there is no upload to wait for. Download a print-ready STL or 3MF.
How the Cookie cutter generator works
What you can adjust
- Cut size — 10–400 mm
- Cut depth — 2–100 mm
- Blade — 0.4–5 mm
- Rim — 0–30 mm
- Rim thickness — 0–20 mm