Every tool for making sensory products, in one place.
Nine of them, and not one asks you to learn CAD or write a line of code. You draw the shape in your browser and a file comes out ready for your own printer — nothing to install, nothing to set up.
- No CAD
- No code
- Nothing to install
- Ready-to-print files
- Child-safe, rounded edges
All nine tools plus the Printer Switch · your work saved to your account · cancel any time
Print at home.
A few seconds of each tool — from a drawing on the screen to a finished piece in your hand.
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One drawing engine, in all of them
Every tool here draws with the same engine — the same pencil, the same curves, the same mirror, the same shapes — so what you can draw on a cookie cutter you can draw on a coin, a stamp, a die, a roller or the floor of a tray.
Pencil
Draw freehand with a finger, a pencil or a mouse, just as you would on paper.
Curve
Place points one at a time and let the line bend smoothly between them. Ruled lines and held angles for the exact parts.
Edit
Nothing is ever set: pick up any point afterwards and move it, bend it, pull the shape until it is right.
Shapes
A library of built-in shapes to start from or drop in — and it keeps growing.
Mirror
Draw half of it and the other half draws itself, in step, as you go.
Pattern
Draw one of it and have it repeat — round a circle, along a line, as many as you ask for.
Fill
Colour inside the lines, in the filaments you are actually going to print with.
Text
Words in the shop's own lettering, straight or bent round a curve.
Trace a photo
Drop a photo under the drawing, fade it, draw over it. It is never part of what prints.
Write on 6, 7, 10 or 12 faces
Six, seven, ten or twelve faces, at full size or made smaller - 90, 80 or 70%. Write on each face: words that do not fit break onto two or three lines by themselves, and you can choose where. Pick from hundreds of pictograms in a library that keeps growing - weather, Christmas, toys, traffic signs, landmarks and more - or draw your own with the WooBeWee™ drawing engine, with a millimetre ruler beside the board. Carved into the face, or painted flush in a second colour.
- 6, 7, 10 or 12 faces, full size or 90, 80 or 70% smaller
- Words that break onto more lines by themselves - you choose where
- Hundreds of pictograms, and the library keeps growing
- Or draw the face yourself, with a millimetre ruler beside the board
- Carved in, or painted flush in two colours
Mint your own coins
Start from a ready-made coin — built-in templates in six categories — or from a blank face, and build it fast with a growing library of built-in pictograms: heads, animals, crowns, ships, flowers and more. Every word, picture and border stays editable, so each coin ends up yours, and beautiful. 36, 42 or 50 mm, cut in, raised or painted, with an edge you choose.
- Built-in templates in six categories — a whole coin in one tap
- A growing library of built-in pictograms for quick coin building
- Everything editable: words, values, pictures, borders, both sides
- 36, 42 or 50 mm · cut in, raised or painted · an edge like a real coin
Draw your own stamp
Ten base shapes, and twenty-four handles that screw on — one stamp takes any of them, so the same face can be a knob, a palm or a block. Raised or carved in. Draw it with the WooBeWee™ engine, helped by built-in shapes that keep growing.
- Ten base shapes
- Twenty-four handles, screwed on: one face takes any of them
- Raised, or carved in
- Built-in shapes to start from, and the engine for the rest
Make your own trays
Tell it the size of your printer's bed and it keeps the tray inside it. Start from a built-in shape or draw your own. Walls as thick as you like, compartments in any arrangement, and you can draw walls wherever you want them. Write or draw on the floor. It rounds the edges by itself — a straight tray takes a card holder, and one button makes a whole set stackable.
- Say your printer's bed, and the tray stays inside it
- Walls as thick as you like; compartments in any arrangement
- Draw your own walls, anywhere you want them
- Write or draw on the floor
- The edges round themselves
- A card holder for a straight tray
- One button makes a whole set stackable
Draw your own cookie cutter
A cutter in a few minutes: draw the outline, add the lines that press into the top, and it walks you through the three steps. Built-in shapes to start from, and the drawing engine for everything else.
- Outline, inside lines, done — three guided steps
- Built-in shapes to start from
- It comes out mirrored, so the dough reads the right way round
Roll your own pattern
Four roller sizes and seven handles that screw onto the axle, so the printing surface swaps while the handles stay. Two rows of your own pattern, repeated straight, brick, steps, mirrored, upside down, turning or at random — and you fill the gaps however you like. Raised or carved in.
- Four roller sizes
- Seven handles, screwed onto the axle: the printing surface swaps
- Two rows of your own, repeated straight, brick, steps, mirrored, upside down, turning or at random
- Fill the gaps however you like
- Raised, or carved in
Make your own loose parts
Loose parts of any shape at all: draw the outline, colour the inside, print as many as you like. Leaves, stones, fish, moons — whatever the play is about this week.
- Any outline at all
- Colour the inside
- Print as many as you like
Your drawing on a mug
Eighteen mug shapes and twenty-two handles, and every handle fits every mug. One picture on the side, or your pattern all the way round up to the handle. Raised or carved in, the rim and the drawing in colours of their own, and as big as you like.
- Eighteen mug shapes, from straight to bellied, ribbed or hexagonal
- Twenty-two handles: every one fits every mug
- One picture on the side, or a pattern all the way round
- Raised or carved in
- The rim and the drawing in colours of their own
- Make it bigger, the handle with it
Six figures, a whole domino set
Draw one figure for each number from one to six - the blank stays blank - and the Domino Builder lays them out on all twenty-eight tiles of a double-six set, ready to print as one file. Raised in a second colour, or carved into the tiles, in two sizes.
- Six figures make all twenty-eight tiles of a double-six set
- Raised in a colour of their own, or carved in
- Two sizes: 40 mm or 50 mm halves
- The whole set as one Bambu file
Our files, for your printer.
Everything in the shop is set up for Bambu Lab. The Printer Switch takes one of our .3mf files and writes it out again for the printer you actually own — in seconds, with the settings that make it print well kept: layer height, colour changes, ironing, infill, walls and supports.
- 446 printers from 65 makers
- A real project for PrusaSlicer, or for OrcaSlicer and the slicers built on it
- Nothing uploaded — the file is rewritten in your own browser
- Built into every tool, so a new design goes straight to your machine
Your work is kept, and so are you
Everything you make, kept
Saved to your account: start something, come back next week and carry on. The files you make are yours to keep.
A person answers
If a design gets stuck, ask from inside the tool. We read every one, we can mend the piece for you, and we put it back on your account.
Technical requirements
A browser, and that is the list. Nothing to install, no CAD, and no account anywhere else. It is made for all three, and it changes shape for each.
- DesktopMouse or trackpad, the most room to work in, and the steadiest hand for the fine bits.
- TabletThe nicest of the three. Draw straight onto the shape with a stylus — an Apple Pencil, or any active pen — the way you would on paper.
- MobileIn your pocket: catch an idea with a finger now, open it at the desk later. It is one account, and the work is waiting.
Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox, roughly 2020 onwards · the turning 3D view needs WebGL, which any machine of that age has · the file is put together in your browser, so a very old phone can struggle with a complicated design · what comes out is a Bambu Studio project (.3mf), so a 3D printer is the other thing you need.
Nine tools, one subscription.
Pick the licence that fits what you do with what you print.
Personal
For home, family and the classroom
- All nine Creative Tools
- Your work saved to your account
- A person answers when you are stuck
- Cancel any time
- Not for selling what you make
Club member
For anyone on the monthly Little Makers Club subscription
- Everything in Personal
- Yours while your Club subscription runs — and it stays at this price afterwards
- A subscription of its own, on its own month
- Nothing is added to your Club billing
- Start it from My Downloads, in your account
Commercial Licence
For makers who sell what they print
- Everything in Personal
- The right to sell the pieces you make
- Valid while your subscription is active
- What the licence covers