Choose geometry that extrudes well
- Use a bold closed-looking logo or silhouette with adequate spacing.
- Choose physical width, base thickness, and raised height.
- Inspect the STL in a slicer for bridges, tiny islands, and minimum feature size.
SVG Logo to STL Generator
Sanitize an SVG, rasterize its silhouette locally, and turn it into a raised printable STL with adjustable physical dimensions.
For signs, badges, labels, and maker projects, a clean silhouette often needs only controlled extrusion rather than a full CAD workflow. This tool intentionally converts the visible silhouette into a simple printable relief.
How OpenFileTools processes it
Local processing, explicit choices.
OpenFileTools sanitizes the SVG, renders it inertly into a bounded local canvas, thresholds the silhouette, turns the mask into a height field, and closes it into an STL mesh.
Questions, answered.
Can an SVG run scripts here?
No. Active and external content is sanitized before rendering.
Will curves stay mathematically exact?
No. This tool makes a practical printable relief through bounded rasterization rather than a vector CAD extrusion.
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