Print Score File review

Check your model before printing.

Bring an STL or supported 3MF that you are authorized to analyze. Review the reported mesh evidence and choose your next step.

STL & 3MF Preview first. Paid report access.

Mesh geometry · illustrative model

01 File intake

Sign in to check an authorized model file.

Use this check for a file you made or whose origin you trust. For an unfamiliar customer or downloaded file, Saved Upload offers a separate intake and status record when account access is available.

Formats
STL or 3MF
Limit
Up to 25 MB
Request
One file
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Print Score uploads require an account for security review. Your completed check is saved to that account.

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Intake checks come first. 3D Print Pass still runs intake checks first. No automated check guarantees security, print success, or fitness for a particular use.

02 Evidence to decision

A clearer view.
A better next step.

Understand what the mesh tells you and what still needs a slicer check or physical test.

  1. Measure the model.

    See coordinate bounds, completed mesh checks, triangle surface area, and a signed-volume reference when available.

  2. Find what needs attention.

    Review detected mesh conditions, downward-facing geometry, and the questions to check in your slicer.

  3. Record the decision.

    Use an eligible report to guide a repair, quote, source check, or customer review.

See what one missing triangle changes
Two measured cube fixtures: the closed mesh has 12 triangles and no boundary edges; removing one triangle leaves 3 boundary edges.
Reproducible test geometry, not a Print Score or physical print result. Inspect the measurements and download both files.

Different evidence?

No clean model yet?

Describe the failed-print symptoms for a free first Print Analysis before there is a model worth scoring. Check that workflow's current attachment availability before preparing a photo.

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