Own a 3D printer? Make the part that fits. Tap a face, type a size: holes, cuts and tabs by hand, free. Or describe the part to the AI. Then download an STL, 3MF or G-code for your printer.
The AI input on my verbal design idea was SPOT ON! I loved how easy it was to modify and make changes to the build. … The end result was WAY better than I hoped. Flawless print, to my specific printer's specifications. Two thumbs WAY UP! I'm sharing this with everyone!
I have had this idea for a long time and using CAD tools manually would take up too much time that I don't have. SpeakCAD has made it in about 10 minutes total. … So easy to use and correct. Love it! Best AI tool so far.
This is pretty amazing for sure. I took 2 pictures and boom, I have a part.
First, LOVE SpeakCAD. It's great. Learning about fill, branches, supports has been interesting.
I printed 2 items from basic dimensions I gave. I typed what I wanted it to look like and the program generated exactly what I asked. I downloaded the STL and printed with my factory Anycubic ABS settings and it printed perfectly.
It is great and very user friendly. I am a beginner and am able to create many designs I wouldn't be able to otherwise.
It works well, it even understood my basic descriptive information. Quite impressed. I tried editing the STL myself but came unstuck, so this has saved me hours. Thanks!
It is simply great. What a superb job you have done making this software.
Using this software makes me realise how much about engineering parts I know naturally. Coming to conclusions myself and then discussing them with the software to confirm my observations are correct. So good, so very, very good!
So far the AI is great and works really well, has done everything correct so far, and I am really enjoying it.
Estou adorando utilizar a plataforma, muito fácil, os projetos saem como desejado e dão certo a impressão. Eu super indico!This software is absolutely genius! Love it so much.
Overall works well. … Definitely a great tool.
I took some photos of my print build. … This thing is AWESOME!
At this point this AI tool is very useful and amazing.
Giveaway · win a Bambu Lab A1A Pro plan automatically enters you in the draw for a Bambu Lab A1 3D printer (worth $399).Winner drawn by 31 October 2026. Read the conditions →Not sure yet? Edit a real part in the live demo, no account.SpeakCAD is the most intuitive CAD for 3D printing, made for people who own a 3D printer and need a part that fits something they have: tap a face and type a size to shape it with simple tools, or describe it to the AI, on your phone or computer, and download a print-ready STL, 3MF or G-code sliced for your printer. Tap a face of the model for a hole, a cut, an added tab, text, an extruded face or rounded corners and type the millimetres: these hand tools are free, and so is downloading what you shaped by hand. Or describe the part (sizes, purpose, how it attaches) and the AI writes a parametric 3D model that your browser renders live; AI requests use credits, and downloads are included in every plan. Changes go the same two ways: a tap and a number, or a sentence (“make the walls thicker”, “add two screw holes”). It runs in Safari and Chrome with nothing to install, not even a slicer.
Yes for the hand tools and the files they make. AI requests use credits, and so do downloads of AI work without a plan. Free, no card: the hand tools (hole with a screw head, cut, add, extrude, text, rounded corners and edges, shell, measure, copies in a row, a grid or a circle, every size and position typed in millimetres) on the live demo without an account and in a free account, where a part you shaped by hand downloads free as STL or 3MF; the live demo's 3 AI edits of a real part; opening one of the 650+ ready-made library models in a free account, resizing it in the viewer and downloading it as STL or 3MF; and the Fit Check coupon as STL or 3MF. A new free account also gets its first AI part free (not offered in every country): some accounts get the credits right away, others confirm with a card first (a free trial, nothing charged that day); downloading the part spends 4 credits without a plan, like any AI work (every plan includes downloads). Shaping a part by hand (a hole and its screw head, a cut, an added tab, raised or engraved text, an extruded face, rounded corners, and copies in a row, a grid or a circle) and downloading what you shaped are free. A new part or a design change by the AI spends 3 credits, a small change 2, a quick edit 1; downloads are included in every plan (4 credits without one), and G-code sliced for your printer costs the same as the STL. G-code sliced for your printer costs the same as the STL: included in every plan, free for a part you shaped by hand, 4 credits without a plan for a part with AI work in it. Credits come with a plan, or once as a top-up. A typical AI part (the part, a small change and a few quick edits, the download included) spends about 8 credits, so Maker's 50 credits a month cover about six AI parts. Maker $7.99/mo (50 credits a month, downloads included, sliced G-code too); Pro $14.99/mo (200 credits a month); Unlimited $79.99/mo (300 AI requests a month included, downloads unlimited). Credits can also be bought once, without a plan: 20 for $4.99, 50 for $9.99, 100 for $17.99 or 200 for $34.99. They never expire and add to a plan's credits; a credit costs less the bigger the top-up, and more than on any plan.
Yes, and it is designed for it. The full editor runs in Safari on iPhone and iPad and in Chrome on Android: tap a face for a hole, a cut, an added tab, text, an extruded face or rounded corners and type the millimetres, or describe the part to the AI; orbit the live render with a finger and download the STL, 3MF or G-code to Files or Downloads. There is no app to install and nothing is missing compared to the desktop; the same project opens on both. Because a part is shaped with a tap and a typed number, or described, rather than drawn, a phone screen and a thumb are enough, which is why SpeakCAD is the 3D editor most people can actually use at the printer.
Yes. Describe the part, check the render, then choose G-code in the download dialog and pick your printer (more than 380 models from Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, Elegoo, Anycubic, Sovol, Qidi, Voron and others). You then choose from that printer's own OrcaSlicer print profiles (0.12 mm Fine, 0.20 mm Standard, Strength, Draft...) and filament profiles (Generic PLA, Bambu PETG HF, Prusament, Polymaker and hundreds more), plus speed, infill, walls, supports and adhesion. You get a .gcode file, or a sliced .gcode.3mf for Bambu printers, with the estimated print time and filament weight. Your printers and their last settings are saved to your account, so the next download is one click. G-code sliced for your printer costs the same as the STL: included in every plan, free for a part you shaped by hand, 4 credits without a plan for a part with AI work in it. Re-slicing the same design with other settings is free.
Yes. SpeakCAD works inside ChatGPT and Claude as a plugin (an MCP server): ask the assistant for a part with its measurements and SpeakCAD's own CAD AI designs it, shows it in 3D in the chat and hands over a print-ready STL, 3MF or G-code sliced for your printer. In ChatGPT it is a plugin (Settings, Plugins, search for SpeakCAD); in Claude a connector (Customize, Connectors); either way you sign in with your SpeakCAD account, and designs and changes spend its credits, with downloads included in every plan, exactly as on the site. The part is saved in your SpeakCAD models and opens in the full editor in one click.
No. If you can measure the object with a ruler or calipers, you can model it: nine hand tools (hole, cut, add, extrude, text, round, fillet, shell and measure) that ask for sizes and positions in millimetres, and a chat for everything you would rather describe. There are no sketches, constraints or toolbars to learn. Engineers still use SpeakCAD as a fast first draft or for simple brackets and adapters.
No. SpeakCAD runs entirely in your browser: the chat, the 3D engine and the live viewer all load inside the tab. There is no software to download or install, no app store, no plugin, no GPU requirement and no licence key. It works on iPhone, iPad and Android as well as on macOS, Windows, Linux and Chromebooks with a current Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox. The only files you ever download are your finished STL, 3MF or G-code.
Yes. The live demo on the homepage (and at speakcad.com/demo) is the real editor with a real part already loaded: an ESP32 enclosure, an AirTag keychain holder, a drawer organizer tray or a phone stand, picked at random. Shape it by hand (tap a face for a hole, a cut, an added tab, text, an extruded face or rounded corners), edit it by chat (“make the lip 4 mm taller”) or click a part of the model and type a new number, and watch it rebuild in your browser. No sign-up, no card, nothing to install; it works on a phone too. The hand tools are free and not counted; the demo allows 3 AI edits of that part. With a free account (still no card) the hand tools stay free, a part you shaped by hand downloads free as STL or 3MF, and you can open one of the 650+ ready-made models in the library, turn it around in 3D and resize it by typing numbers in the viewer. A new free account also gets its first AI part free (not offered in every country): some accounts get the credits right away, others confirm with a card first (a free trial, nothing charged that day); downloading the part spends 4 credits without a plan, like any AI work (every plan includes downloads). Further AI requests use credits, which come with a plan, and every plan includes downloads: Maker is $7.99 a month for 50 credits, cancel anytime.
