3MF to multi-view screenshots, ideal for presentations and documentation.
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Render 3MF files as static images for presentations, documentation, and sharing. Colors and materials are preserved as much as possible, and multi-view layouts with annotations are supported.
DefaultHorizontal four-up
Choose multi-view arrangement: horizontal four-up, vertical four-up, or a custom set of views and columns.
Front, right, top and perspective in one row (1×4).
Front, right, top and perspective in one column (4×1).
Pick views and column count for a custom grid.
When using custom layout, choose which camera directions to include.
Default3
Range1 – 5
Number of columns in the custom grid (1-5, capped by selected view count).
Default0.012
Range0 – 0.1 · step 0.005
Outer margin around the board as a fraction of the short edge.
Default0.012
Range0 – 0.05 · step 0.002
Spacing between viewports as a fraction of the short edge.
Default#ffffff
Fill color for the margin area; transparent is allowed (falls back to white for JPG).
Default#f5f5f5
Background for each 3D viewport; pick a color or transparent (alpha kept for PNG/WebP).
DefaultOff
Display bounding box dimensions in the selected unit.
Defaultmm
Unit
DefaultOn
Show Watermark
Defaultany3d.cc
Watermark title text (default any3d.cc).
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG up to 5MB; auto-resized for watermark
DefaultBottom-left
Corner placement of the watermark on the board.
Default0.08
Range0.04 – 0.3 · step 0.005
Watermark size as a fraction of the board short edge (~0.04-0.3).
Default0.8
Range0.2 – 1 · step 0.05
Watermark opacity (0.2-1).
DefaultPNG
Image Format
Default1x
Resolution Scale
Drag and drop your 3MF file into the upload area, or click to browse
Choose landscape, portrait, or custom layout. Toggle dimension annotations, units, and watermark
Download PNG, JPG, or WebP images at 1x, 2x, or 4x resolution
Colors and basic material data stored in the file are preserved as much as possible and used for rendering. Complex print configurations such as filament mapping or multi-process jobs are not fully reproduced, so trust the shaded preview.
STL files have no color, so their screenshots are mostly gray shading. 3MF often includes part colors and simple materials, which makes it better for color print delivery previews and client confirmation images.
Each part is rendered with its stored color and material data. If the source file has no color data, parts appear with default shading. Multi-view layouts help show assembly relationships and overall shape.
Yes. You can export multi-view images with dimension labels for internal job sheets, client sign-off, and documentation. PNG/JPG/WebP formats and 1×/2×/4× scale options are supported.
No. Export uses fixed view directions: front, back, left, right, top, bottom, and perspective. You can choose which views appear in the custom layout, but the camera angle itself cannot be adjusted freely.
No. Only the 3D content is rendered, meaning parts, colors, and materials. Slicer metadata such as print profiles, filament mapping, and process settings is not shown in the screenshot.
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