Two new ways to make. Stencil. Texture Stamp.

Published October 29, 2026

Turn your artwork into a stencil, or press a pattern with a flat texture stamp. October also brings more control over your cutters, easier collection downloads, and twelve built-in texture patterns.

This update in 30 seconds

  • Make a stencil from your artwork, with one design or a repeating grid.
  • Create a flat texture stamp from your artwork or a built-in pattern.
  • Fine-tune cutter blades, grips and support bars.
  • Save your setup, organise designs and choose how a batch downloads.
  • Try twelve ready-made patterns on a Texture Roller.
  • Start with an idea, photo or matching set in the refreshed Dreamboard.

Blade, handle and support controls

  • Step blade: Keep a thin cutting edge with a thicker wall above it for extra support.
  • Second cutting edge: Add a second cutting wall around the same shape for a double outline.
  • Shaped handle: Add a slope or soften the grip's corners for a more comfortable press, while keeping the same cutting shape.
  • Place support bars yourself: Add a support bar directly to the model, then drag, resize or rotate it into place.
  • Choose the backing thickness: Set the thickness of the plate behind your stamp or imprint design.
  • Remove outer outline: Keep just the inner detail on stamps and imprints by removing the raised outer border.
  • Raised or recessed, now on Spark: Switch between raised and recessed detail on stamps and imprints. Previously a Pro option, this is now included on Spark too.
  • Size labels that show on the grip: Your printed size label now sits on the handle surface, so you can identify the cutter after printing.

Collections, profiles and batch downloads

  • Find the right design faster: Search by name or tag, filter by source and date, or sort your library by name or when a design was made.
  • Your saved setups, within reach: Saved profiles now sit above the model controls. Apply one in a click, or return to the profile you used last.
  • Save a setup as you go: Like the settings you've chosen? Save them as a profile from the workspace and reuse them on your next design.
  • A batch with room for individual changes: Use shared settings for the collection, then change the size, model type or settings of any single design.
  • Choose how files arrive: Download a ZIP containing one STL per design, download each STL separately, or use a 3MF plate with separate editable objects. The 3MF option is in Beta.
  • Keep the files that finished: If a design fails in a batch, your completed files are still available. You can also switch download format without waiting for those models to build again.
  • Outline, cookie and clay previews together: Open a design to browse its available image versions in one viewer. Zoom in and download the image you need.
  • Tags you can spot at a glance: Add tags from a design card and choose your own colours to keep collections easy to find.

Twelve built-in Texture Roller patterns

  • Roller controls, easier to find: Start with Roller size, then open Pattern & layout, Relief & detail, or Rod & handle when you need them.

Also new

  • Cleaner exports: Fine artwork holds together better, and the file you download matches the 3D preview more closely.
  • Tips for baking, clay and texture: The tips library is reorganised around what you make, with new Baking, Clay and Texture sections.
  • Dreamboard, rebuilt: Write an idea, turn a photo into an outline, or plan a matching set. The refreshed Dreamboard makes each starting point clearer before you spend credits.
  • Pick up where you left off: Refresh or reopen a design during the same browser session and return to the workspace settings you were using.