Signs and plates
3D printable nameplates, door signs, house numbers, cake toppers, bookmarks and plant markers with your own text. Customise and download the STL.
Text on a plate, with the plate sized to the text rather than the other way round. Four outlines — plaque, rectangle, ellipse and arch — and an automatic width that grows to fit what you typed.
How the sign attaches is part of the design: free-standing, on a stake for a plant pot, on a spike for a cake, through a hanging hole, or screwed to a wall.
Looking is free — and so is opening a cutter.
Click any design to open it in the studio and make it yours. Cutters open on the free plan; for 3D objects, game sets and the library, the card shows which plan opens them.
What you can adjust
- Text
- Any catalogue font, at a height and depth you set, raised or engraved.
- Two colours
- Letters exported as their own object so a second filament prints them.
- Plate
- Shape, thickness, border, and a width that follows the text.
- Mount
- Stand-alone, plant stake, cake topper, hanging hole or wall screw.
Questions
How do I get two-colour lettering?
Set the text to two-colour and export 3MF. The letters arrive as a separate object in the slicer, which is where the second filament is assigned — no pausing the print by hand.