Lab

A room or apartment number sign: type the text, pick a font and size, and the model rebuilds instantly. The base and the lettering are separate bodies, so the sign is easy to print in two colors.

3D-printable door sign and name plate

A door sign for an office, a room or an apartment — with a name, a title or a number. Set the size and the text, and the generator builds a model for your 3D printer right away: the base and the letters are separate parts, so the sign is easy to print in two colors. You get STL, 3MF or ZIP.

Presets

Or set your own size: width 30–250 mm, height 20–250 mm, corner radius up to 40 mm, base thickness 1.6–10 mm.

Text and fonts

Up to three lines, each with its own letter height from 4 to 80 mm. 25 fonts in four groups: sans serif, serif, handwritten and decorative, all with Latin and Cyrillic. Align left, center or right. The generator checks that the text fits the sign and stays clear of the holes.

Raised or engraved letters

Border

Add a border along the edge in the same color as the text: 1–8 mm wide, with an offset from the edge.

Mounting

FAQ

How do I print the sign in two colors?

Download the 3MF: the base and the text are separate parts, so each can get its own filament in the slicer (Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer). Without an AMS, raised text prints with a filament swap at the height of the base.

What size should an office door sign be?

The Office door preset is 200×70 mm for three lines. For an apartment number use Apartment, 100×50 mm. Any size can be changed.

How do I mount the sign?

With double-sided tape — the back is flat. Or with screws — choose Screws and the base gets two countersunk holes for flat-head screws.

What is the difference between STL, 3MF and ZIP?

STL is one body for single-color printing. 3MF has the base and the text as two parts of one model. ZIP has the same two parts as separate STL files.

Can I make a name plate, not only a door sign?

Yes — it is the same model: set the size, write the name and choose the mounting.