01 / SMALL GIFTS
Turn a name into a little thing worth keeping. Raised letters, a sturdy base, ready for your keys.
Letter height uses the font’s capital H as a reference. Descenders and script flourishes can extend beyond it.
This generated model has not been physically test-printed. Inspect fit and thin details in your slicer.
Free STL & 3MF downloads · personal use · no account needed
3MF keeps named parts aligned. It does not include filament assignments or printer settings. Choose a file format →
Open the file in your slicer, check the scale and thin details, then choose settings for your printer and material.
FROM PREVIEW TO PRINT
Make a personalized name keychain without drawing each letter in CAD. The generator adds raised lettering, a supporting base and a ring hole. Choose a contour that follows the name or a rounded rectangular plate. A second line can carry a short label. The preview is a digital model, not a photograph of a tested print; check the exported dimensions and the ring in your slicer before making gifts or customer orders.
Before repeating a design, compare a short name and the longest name you plan to print. Their widths will differ even at the same letter height. Keep the exported model, chosen dimensions and slicer profile together so you can reproduce the result. Check the actual colour-change layer in the sliced preview after any resizing; changing scale also changes the base height. A batch of valid files still needs individual checks for spelling, narrow strokes and ring clearance. The tool does not print the objects, assess their strength or send a job to your machine.
These are model settings to test, not a validated printer profile. Check the result with your own material, nozzle and slicer.
| Setting | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Letter height | 14 mm | A useful initial size; the total width depends on the name and font. |
| Base thickness | 2.4 mm | Leaves room for several solid layers beneath the lettering. |
| Raised text | 1.2 mm | Separates the lettering from the base for a visible colour change. |
| Ring hole | 4 mm | Check the fit against your actual split ring after printing. |
Use a heavier font, increase letter height, or inspect the slicer’s thin-wall handling. A visible screen outline does not guarantee a printable extrusion.
Increase the base thickness and examine the connection. Test the material and layer orientation rather than assuming a decorative keychain is suitable for heavy loads.
Yes. Download STL and add a height-based filament change in your slicer where the raised text begins. Check the sliced layers and use the method supported by your printer. Alternatively, download 3MF to retain named parts and assign filaments in your slicer.
The batch tool previews the first three rows of a list or CSV. Full batch generation and ZIP downloads are not available yet. You can use the single-model tool to download individual designs for personal use.
The base supports the lettering. Inspect small islands such as dots and punctuation in the slicer, particularly when scaling down.
The current free plan is for personal use. Commercial licences are not available yet. You must also have permission to use any names, logos or artwork you import.