A NODARA tool
Upload a logo, drawing or icon as an SVG, set the width, depth and height, and download an STL that's ready for your slicer. No sign-up and nothing to install: everything runs in your browser.
SVGs with fills. Every filled shape is extruded into a solid, and holes such as the inside of an “O” stay open. Shapes that touch are merged into one piece, so the STL has no overlapping volumes.
Strokes and text. Outlines without a fill and text that hasn't been converted can't be extruded. In Inkscape, use Path › Object to Path and Stroke to Path before exporting. If you just want lettering, use “Create text”: you don't need an SVG at all.
White backgrounds. Many SVGs include a white background rectangle. Relieve ignores it by default so it doesn't turn into a plate.
These values work well with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Adjust them to your part.
| Part | Size | Height (Z) | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keychain | 40–60 mm | 4–5 mm | 2 mm outline base and a 10 mm ring |
| Plaque or sign | 100–200 mm | 4–6 mm | Rectangular base with 2 mm raised design |
| Rubber or ink stamp | 20–50 mm | 6–10 mm | Turn on Mirror so the stamp reads correctly |
| Fridge magnet | 40–70 mm | 4 mm | 10 × 2 mm magnet pocket on the underside |
| Coaster | 90–100 mm | 4–5 mm | 2.5 mm base and a 0.6 mm chamfer |
Relieve reads the SVG, builds the part and writes the STL inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded and there's no account to create, so you can work with client logos or designs that aren't public yet.
Yes. Convert and download as many files as you want, with no sign-up and no watermarks.
No. The conversion runs in your browser and the file never leaves your computer.
Whatever you type in X, Y and Z, in millimeters. With a base, X and Y include the margin; a keychain ring is added on the outside and the status bar shows the overall size.
It probably uses strokes without a fill, or text that hasn't been converted to paths. Convert them to paths in your design software and export the SVG again.
Yes. Choose the Fill holes tool and click the hole in the 2D or 3D view. Click it again to open it back up.
Yes. The STL is binary, in millimeters and watertight, so any slicer opens it without repairs.
It's an approximation based on the shape, walls and infill. It's usually within 10–20% of what your slicer reports.