Prepare your model, listing, and packaging.
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One job at a time.
A better handoff at the end.
Use the browser-based image tool now, or review examples and guidance for the four paused file tools.
Start with the file.
Inspect what arrived. Confirm the scale before you build the listing.
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01
Inspect
3D File Structure Check
Run bounded core-format, archive-entry, and optional printer-profile G-code checks without executing the file.
- Example input
- STL, 3MF, OBJ, AMF, G-code, or ZIP
- Example output
- A bounded content report and honest scan boundary
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02
Scale
Scale Rescue
Apply an explicit numeric factor chosen from a known conversion or known design dimension.
- Example input
- STL or 3MF plus an explicit scale factor
- Example output
- A scaled output file and a plain-language factor report
Show what you sell.
Prepare image layouts, then manually compare the supplied image with the model render and measured facts.
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03
Present
Seller Listing Image Pack
Turn one seller-supplied product photo into a coordinated, seller-input-bound listing set.
- You bring
- One seller-supplied product photo and seller-confirmed product facts
- You receive
- Six coordinated PNGs in one ZIP for seller review
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04
Review
Listing Image and Model Comparison
Put the seller-supplied image beside a deterministic render and measured model facts for your own review.
- Example input
- One listing image plus its STL or 3MF
- Example output
- A side-by-side review board; no automated image-match or authenticity verdict
Prepare the handoff.
Plan the packaging around the product you actually intend to ship.
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05
Template
Rectangular Packaging Template Starter
Create generic rectangular tray shells and 2D layout guides from a file-derived bounding box and user-entered allowances.
- Example input
- STL or 3MF plus clearance and wall choices
- Example output
- Two generic tray-shell STLs, two dimensional SVG guides, and exact input notes