Draw a shape, type a name or bring in a logo, and get a cutter with a thin, sharp blade and a sturdy flange, at the size you need. Cutters are one of the easiest 3D prints to sell: this makes them in seconds.

Who it's for: Bakers, clay and fondant crafters, and 3D-print sellers making custom cutters from names, shapes and logos.

Key features

• Works with curves, text and flat mesh outlines (letters with holes too)
• Blade thickness and cutter height, flange height and width, all in mm
• Set the longest side of the shape in mm (10-400)
• Profile sweep, no booleans: every outline becomes a closed shell
• Flat flange on the bed: prints without supports

How to use

1. Select a closed curve, a text object or a flat mesh outline (for example an imported SVG logo).
2. Press N in the 3D Viewport and open the Cookie Cutter tab.
3. Set the size of the longest side in mm, the cutter height, the blade thickness and the flange.
4. Click Make cutter. A new cutter object appears at the 3D cursor; export it as STL and print it flange down.

Compatibility: Blender 4.2 or newer. Tested on Blender 4.2 LTS and 5.1. Pure Python, nothing extra to install.

Good to know: Needs a closed, filled outline lying flat in the object's XY plane. Parts or letters that touch can give overlapping walls (slicers handle this). Use food-safe filament and practices if the cutter touches food.

Support: Questions or a model that doesn't work? Message us through Superhive (Contact the creator) with what happened, and the model if you can, and we'll help. Free updates for version 1.x.