3D print a Flatling

🖨 3D print (.stl) in the ↗ Share & Export menu turns your Flatling into a file every 3D printer understands. Pick a size, download, open it in your slicer. It arrives standing on the build plate, right way up, already in millimeters.

Pick how big

The three chips are real-world sizes for the model’s longest side (🤏 4 cm, ✋ 8 cm, or 🙌 15 cm), and the note under them shows the exact width × depth × height your print will come out. No block-to-millimeter math, ever.

What to expect from the print

• One solid piece. Stamped parts that touch or overlap fuse together when the slicer processes the file, which is exactly what you want for a figurine.
• Colors stay home. An .stl carries shape only, so the print comes out in whatever filament is loaded. Paint the real one at your desk; the original stays safe in the app.
• Chunky prints better. Thin grown details and skinny ring work print more sturdily at the bigger sizes. When in doubt, go 🙌.

From file to printer

Open the .stl in your printer’s slicer (PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, Cura, any of them), slice, print. The model is already seated flat at the plate’s center, so most prints need nothing more than pressing go.

Want the colored version out in the world instead? A .glb game file carries paint and animations. That’s the one for game engines and 3D apps.