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Private 3D-print package inspector

Free Online 3MF Viewer

Drop in a .3mf package to inspect its printable geometry before slicing. The viewer opens the model locally, reports geometry counts and never sends the file to a server.

Try a local 3MF sample

Choose a classic model to test the viewer before opening your own file.

Sample models from the public common-3d-test-models repository.

What this 3MF viewer checks

3MF is a zipped manufacturing package designed to replace STL in modern printing workflows. It can hold multiple objects, units, colors and print-oriented resources in one file instead of relying on loose sidecar files.

  1. 01 Choose or drop a .3mf file.
  2. 02 Let the browser unpack and read its model resources.
  3. 03 Rotate, zoom and check parts, vertices and faces.

3MF compatibility

Feature Status What to expect
3MF model geometry Supported Triangle meshes are rendered locally
Multiple build items Supported Separate scene objects are preserved
Object transforms Supported Build placement is applied by the loader
Basic colors/materials Best effort Depends on the package resources
Vendor slicer profiles Not shown Check these in the originating slicer

Private local processing

The browser reads the selected bytes and sends them straight to the local parser and 3D renderer. There is no model upload endpoint, account, storage bucket or server-side processing step.

Limits to know

The viewer focuses on visible model geometry. Slicer-specific print profiles, support settings and every vendor extension may not appear. Always confirm final placement, units and print settings in your slicer.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my 3MF file uploaded?

No. The package is unpacked and rendered only inside your browser tab.

Can this replace my slicer preview?

No. It is useful for a quick geometry check, but printer profiles, supports, layer paths and vendor settings still belong in Cura, PrusaSlicer or Bambu Studio.

Why are some 3MF colors missing?

3MF supports several material and extension systems. Basic resources may display, while slicer-specific or unsupported extensions can be omitted by the browser loader.

Can I convert 3MF to STL after viewing it?

Yes. Open the linked 3MF to STL converter to export the mesh locally.