3D Sign New

Your words as a sign in raised letters, printed in 3D

Type a name, a family or a greeting, or start from a ready design. Pick the lettering and the shape, add a pattern, a scene behind the words or a drawing of your pet, and get a file any printer can print.

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  • Designing is free
  • 1 credit to download
  • Patterns, scenes and drawings

Examples

Signs, toppers, plates and keychains

A door sign: The Cohens, Welcome home, in raised script letters with a house icon
Door and wall signsWith screw holes, a hanging hole, or none
A cake topper: Happy Birthday Noa in gold script letters on two stakes
Cake toppersThe letters joined into one piece on stakes
A blue keychain with a paw icon and the name Max
KeychainsA name and an icon, with a ring hole
A black desk plate with the words Dr. Smith in gold serif letters
Desk platesWith a slotted stand to print alongside
An arched sign: Home sweet home in dark letters with a gold outline over a sunset with hills
Scenes behind the wordsA sunset, hills, the sea… or one of your 3D Layers pieces
A speech-bubble sign with a dotted pattern and border: a drawing of a dog and the name Max
A drawing of your petFrom one of your 3D Doodle drawings, or a photo the AI draws
A cloud-shaped sign with a star pattern and a wavy border: Noa's room in curved letters
Kids' roomsCloud, star pattern, wavy border, curved words
A house-shaped sign with a brick pattern and the number 12
House numbersA house shape with a brick pattern and screw holes
A dark rectangular sign with a double border: OPEN in cream capitals with a gold shadow
Shop signsTall capitals, a double border and a gold shadow
An arched sign in Arabic: Ahmed family, welcome, with a gold outline
In your languageArabic and Hindi letters are shaped properly, joins and all

How it works

Three steps to a printed sign

1

Type your words

Up to three lines: a name, a family, a greeting. Say what it is: a sign, a desk plate, a cake topper or a keychain.

2

Pick the look

Twelve letterings, thirteen shapes, borders, patterns and scenes, a shadow or an outline, and a picture: an icon, one of your 3D Doodle drawings, or a drawing the AI makes from your photo or your words.

3

Download and print

Choose your two filament colours and the size. Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer files already hold the one colour change.

FAQ

3D Sign questions

Which letters can I use?

Latin, Hebrew, Arabic, Cyrillic and Hindi (Devanagari) letters, with numbers and the usual punctuation. Arabic joins and Hindi conjuncts are shaped properly, and each lettering shows whether it has all your letters: four of the twelve letterings carry Arabic or Hindi.

Can a single-nozzle printer print it?

Yes. Every colour is a layer of its own: the plate first, then any scene, shadow or outline, then the letters, so there is one filament change per colour, and the files for Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer already contain them. Flush letters and raised patterns need a multi-colour printer.

Is a cake topper safe to use?

Print it in a food-safe filament, wash it before use and keep it out of the dishwasher. Only the stakes go into the cake; the letters stay above it.

What does it cost?

Designing and previewing are free. Downloading a piece costs 1 credit once, for every format. An AI icon or an AI drawing costs 3 credits and opens the downloads too; your own drawings and your 3D Doodle drawings are free.

How big can it be?

From 3 cm (a keychain) to 30 cm wide. The height follows the words, the lines and the margin you choose.

Your words, in raised letters

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