Halloween and carnival mask generator
25 masks you can actually wear, from a full-face skull to a lace Venetian eye mask, built as a thin shell on a real face shape. Pick the size and the strap, and every one prints standing up with no supports.
How it works
- 1
Pick a mask
Skull, sugar skull, oni demon, ghost, cat, fox, wolf, bear, Venetian, domino or a blank volto — 25 ready-made starting points in the library, as wearable masks or as wall masks.
- 2
Set the fit
Choose full face, half (upper face) or eye mask, and a size: Kids (about 8–12 years), S, M or L. M fits a face about 140 mm across the cheekbones.
- 3
Choose the details
Smooth or low poly with a facet size from 10 to 30 mm, a wall from 1.6 to 3.2 mm, breathing holes on or off, and slots for a 10 mm elastic band, holes for elastic cord or no strap.
- 4
Download and print
Export the STL or 3MF. A wearable mask prints standing on its bottom edge; a wall mask prints face-up on its flat back. Neither needs supports.
The 25 masks
Every mask is one design on the same face-shaped shell, so a skull and a fox fit the same head. The wall masks are the same designs as solid reliefs to hang up.
- Skull mask
- Full face with brow ridges, cheekbones, a pointed nasal opening and teeth with breathing gaps; about 150 × 205 mm at size M.
- Skull half mask
- The skull from the brow to the upper lip, leaving the mouth free for talking and drinking.
- Skull mask — kids
- The full-face skull for children of about 8–12, around 130 mm wide, with a 1.8 mm wall.
- Sugar skull mask (Día de los Muertos)
- Calavera with petals round the eyes, a forehead flower, swirls and a stitched smile whose stitches are breathing slits; raised lines ready to paint.
- Oni demon mask
- Japanese-style demon with hollow horns, a scowling brow and a fanged grin; about 150 × 230 mm.
- Ghost mask
- Long smooth face with tall drooping eye holes and an open mouth; best in white or glow-in-the-dark PLA.
- Cat mask
- Half mask with pointed ears, cat-eye openings, a small muzzle and engraved whiskers.
- Fox mask
- Half mask with tall ears, slanted eyes and a hollow muzzle; about 200 mm tall to the ear tips.
- Wolf mask
- Half mask with a broad hollow muzzle, a heavy brow, upright ears and engraved fur.
- Low poly fox mask
- The fox half mask in flat facets, the look that paints well in 2 tones.
- Low poly wolf mask
- Faceted wolf half mask with a long muzzle and upright ears.
- Low poly cat mask
- Faceted cat half mask with pointed ears and cat-eye openings.
- Low poly bear mask
- Faceted bear half mask with round ears and a broad muzzle.
- Venetian filigree eye mask
- Carnival eye mask with a lace crown of scrolls and leaves; about 150 mm wide, with holes for ribbon or elastic cord.
- Domino eye mask
- Simple cat-eye mask with a raised rim, shaped over the nose bridge.
- Blank full-face mask (volto)
- The plain Venetian full face with a calm expression, a blank to paint, gild or decorate.
- Skull wall mask
- The skull as a 200 mm solid relief with a flat back and a nail pocket.
- Sugar skull wall mask
- The decorated calavera as a 200 mm relief to hang and paint.
- Oni wall mask
- The horned demon as a 220 mm wall relief.
- Low poly wolf wall mask
- The faceted wolf head as a 200 mm wall relief.
- Demon skull mask
- Full-face demon skull with sunken sockets, angry brows and a clenched grin of fangs; adult size, strap slots at the temples.
- Demon skull mask — children
- The demon skull sized for a child: 125 mm across, with the eyes 54 mm apart.
- Horned oni mask
- A red oni with furrowed brows, a bulbous nose, tusks and two horns at a printable angle; full face, adult size.
- Cat half mask
- A masquerade cat with almond eyes and pointed ears; covers the eyes and brow.
- Venetian half mask
- A carnival half mask with raised eye rims, scrolls over the brows and a flame crest; gold PLA suits it.
Made to fit a face
A wearable mask is a shell that follows a generic adult face — brow, eye sockets, nose, lips and chin — with a clearance between the two. The size scales the whole shell: Kids, S, M and L, with M fitting a face about 140 mm across the cheekbones.
The coverage decides how much of the face it hides. A full mask runs down to the chin, a half mask stops at the upper lip so you can talk and drink, and an eye mask is a band across the eyes. Breathing holes sit where the design has them anyway: nostrils, gaps between teeth, the stitches of the sugar skull.
Printing tips for a 0.4 mm nozzle and PLA
Print a wearable mask exactly as it is exported: standing on its bottom edge (the chin, the upper lip of a half mask, the lower edge of an eye mask) with the face pointing forward. The shell curves round a vertical axis, every hole has a pointed top, and every layer rests on the one below, so it needs no supports at any size.
Wall masks print lying on their flat back, face up, with every surface facing upward; 10–15% infill is plenty. A wide wall mask is scaled down so it never comes out wider than the bed.
- Wall thickness
- 2 mm by default, 1.6 to 3.2 mm; the kids skull and the eye masks use 1.8 mm to stay light.
- Supports
- None, for wearable and wall masks alike.
- Strap
- Slots for a 10 mm elastic band, holes for elastic cord or ribbon, or none.
- Wall mask height
- 120 to 240 mm, with an optional nail pocket in the back that hangs on a nail or screw head.
Questions
Will the mask fit me?
Size M fits a face about 140 mm across the cheekbones; choose S or L for a smaller or larger face, or Kids for children of about 8–12. All sizes use the same face shape, so changing the size scales the whole mask.
Does it need supports?
No. A wearable mask prints standing on its bottom edge and a wall mask prints face-up on its flat back, and both are shaped so that nothing overhangs.
Can I print a mask in several colours?
Each mask is a single part, so it prints in one filament. The raised lines of the sugar skull are made for painting, the low poly masks paint well in 2 tones, and the ghost looks best in white or glow-in-the-dark PLA.
Which filament should I use?
PLA works for every mask. Keep the default 2 mm wall for a mask you will wear, or go up to 3.2 mm for a sturdier one.
Can I sell the masks I print?
Printed items are covered by the commercial licence from the Pro plan upward, and the library is in the Ultra plan. The digital files themselves may not be redistributed.
Which plan includes the masks?
They are part of the parametric object library in the Ultra plan, which also includes everything in Pro.
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