
SpeakCAD is AI CAD for 3D printing. Chat with it like a colleague who knows OpenSCAD, watch the model render live, and export a watertight STL or 3MF that goes straight into your slicer.











SpeakCAD is an AI CAD tool for 3D printing. You describe a part in plain English (sizes, purpose, how it attaches), the AI writes a parametric 3D model, your browser renders it live, and you download a print-ready STL or 3MF file. Editing is done by chatting: “make the walls thicker”, “add two screw holes”.
No. If you can describe the object and measure it with a ruler or calipers, you can model it. There are no sketches, constraints or toolbars to learn. Engineers still use SpeakCAD as a fast first draft or for simple brackets and adapters.
Every account starts with 5 free credits. One download (STL or 3MF) costs one credit, and one credit is one US dollar. Bulk packs are cheaper: 20 credits for $18, 50 for $40, 100 for $70. Generating, previewing and editing models is free and unlimited.
No. Come back to the model, ask for the fix (“the hole needs to be 0.4 mm wider”) and download again for free. A credit is only charged when the design changes substantially: a new object, a different overall shape, or edits the AI flags as a major redesign. Downloading the same design in both STL and 3MF also costs a single credit.
Binary STL and 3MF. Both open directly in PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Cura and every other mainstream slicer. 3MF keeps the millimetre unit and the model name embedded, so nothing is lost on import.
Yes. Models are built with solid CSG geometry (booleans on closed solids) and exported as manifold meshes, so slicers do not need repair. The AI also follows FDM design rules by default: minimum wall thickness, clearances for fits, parts resting flat on the bed.