Design unique, print-ready vases, planters and bowls directly in your browser. Start from a preset — swirling fin vases, diamond-lattice teardrops, draped silk forms, ribbed bottles, mesh planters — then shape the silhouette, add up to 240 fins or a crossing-helix lattice, cut the rim at an angle or ruffle it, and download a watertight STL. Built-in print checks flag overhangs and fin spacing before you slice. No signup, no install.
Add 2–240 vertical or helical ribs with sharp, rounded or flat profiles, control their width and depth, and limit them to a band so you get a smooth foot or neck collar. The lattice mode crosses two helix families into the diamond mesh seen on popular designer vases and planters. Fins are generated exactly — every rib is a crisp, clean feature in the STL.
Nineteen body silhouettes — teardrop, sphere, jar, tulip, amphora, bottle, hourglass and more — plus a draggable curve editor for drawing your own. Twist the body up to two full turns, add swirling lobes, or switch on organic deformation for pillowy bulges or creased silk-drape folds.
Cut the rim at a slant, ruffle it with waves, or flare it outward. Choose from 19 cross-section profiles or import an SVG, and layer on surface textures such as honeycomb, knurl, dragon scales, hammered, chevron, rope or bark — all seamless and periodic around the vase.
Every design reports body overhang angle, tightest rib pitch, relief depth, estimated filament weight and file size. Export a Hollow Shell for multi-wall printing or a Solid for Spiralize / Vase Mode. The mesh is closed and consistently wound, so it slices cleanly in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer and Cura.
Load the Swirl Fins preset: 120 sharp fins over a lobed, twisted body create a moiré of light and shadow. Print in matte or sand PLA with 2 walls and 0 top layers.
A teardrop silhouette with a crossing-helix lattice and a slanted rim. Print in matte black for a gallery look — the Hollow Shell style keeps the angled top open.
Set the pattern to start at 15% height so the ribs or lattice float above a plain band. Set base thickness to 0 for drainage and print a matching tray.
3D printed vases are top sellers on Etsy and Amazon Handmade. Generate unique designs, print in silk or gradient filament, and sell for $15–40 each.
Vase mode (Spiralize Outer Contour) is a slicer setting that prints the vase as a single continuous spiral with no seam. Use the Solid model style for best vase-mode results. For slanted or ruffled rims, use the Hollow Shell style with normal slicing instead so the top stays open.
The generator reports the tightest rib pitch for your design. Keep it above roughly 1.6 mm (about two nozzle widths) so neighbouring fins stay separate. 100–160 fins on a 90 mm vase is a sweet spot.
Use the Hollow Shell style, print with 2–3 walls (not vase mode) and PETG filament. Apply a thin coat of clear epoxy inside for an extra seal. PLA is fine for dry flowers or decorative use.
Yes. Click "Import SVG Profile" and select any SVG file. The tool extracts the first path and uses it as the vase cross-section. You can also draw your own vertical silhouette with the custom curve editor.
Yes, 100% free. Runs entirely in your browser — no signup, no upload, no limits. Share your exact design with a link.
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