01 / My Print Farm
My Print Farm
Build a visual shelf of your printers, adjust quantities and try fun fleet challenges with explicit assumptions.
Open My Print Farm →3D printing tools
Find filament, organize your setup and plan your next print.
02 / Color finder
Color finder
Search the filament catalog by an approximate target color, then save useful matches and a coordinated palette.
Open Color finder →03 / My Print Bench
My Print Bench
Keep your equipment and notes together, with optional account sync for your saved work.
Open My Print Bench →04 / Material chooser
Material chooser
Narrow common FDM material families using the project and the equipment available to you.
Open Material chooser →05 / Fix a print
Fix a print
Compare common print symptoms and use a focused checklist to make your next test more informative.
Open Fix a print →06 / PrintLists
PrintLists
Organize the links and exact catalog items for a project. Share a snapshot when you are ready.
Open PrintLists →One connected workshop
Start wherever your project needs help. Find a color, save its exact filament configuration to your bench, and add it to a project list. If you are still choosing a material, use the material chooser first and carry that family into the color finder.
Make the next print easier
- Use the material chooser to think through the part’s environment, flexibility and printer requirements.
- Find an approximate filament color and confirm the product, spool size and source details in the full database.
- Save the setup to My Print Bench, with a note about the configuration you actually use.
- Build a PrintList containing the equipment, guides and model links for the project.
- If a test fails, choose the closest symptom and work through one change at a time.
These first releases are available to try now. They use the existing GoodPrints3D catalog and run their planning logic in your browser. Your inputs do not start an AI research job.
Good questions
Do I need an account?
These tools work without signup. Guest saves stay in this browser. Optional forum sign-in syncs your Bench, printer farm, saved palettes, PrintLists and saved troubleshooting progress across devices. Export a backup to keep a separate copy.
What does Labs mean?
Labs is where we release useful tools for you to try and help improve. Each tool explains its method and limits. The existing filament database, printer comparisons and guides remain available.
Can I share a project?
PrintLists and palettes create snapshot links. Anyone with the complete link can see the included name, notes and item links. Later edits to your saved copy do not change an earlier shared snapshot.
Photo credits
- 3D-Druck-Filament in verschiedenen Farben by Suit · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for display; photo remains under CC BY-SA 4.0.
- 3D printer farm at Hackerspace Wrocław by Majabojarska · CC BY 4.0. Resized and cropped for display.
- 3D Printing Materials by Maurizio Pesce · CC BY 2.0. Resized and cropped for display.
- Stampa 3d scostamento strati by A7N8X · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for display; photo remains under CC BY-SA 4.0.
- 3DPrinted Objects by Vitor.Ger · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for display; photo remains under CC BY-SA 4.0.