The buttery maker space built for 3D printing

A buttery space
for 3D makers.

Melt your line art into a printable 3D bookmark, round the hard edges off an STL, or trace any image into a clean, cut ready SVG. ButterySpace is where makers churn out buttery smooth, slicer ready goodness. Free to start, no install.

No sign-up · files auto-delete in 24h · no install required.

The studio

More than bookmarks. A whole butter dish of tools.

Every tool runs in the same buttery space. Drop a file, pick a tool, and slide out something buttery smooth and slicer or cutter ready. All free to start.

See it work

A photo goes in. Clean geometry comes out.

Drag the handle. Zoom in close and the image falls apart into pixels, while the SVG stays a clean line at any size. That crisp vector geometry is what powers both your 3D bookmarks and your cut ready SVGs.

SVG · vector result Image · pixels input
Drag to compare. The same mascot, zoomed in: the image breaks into pixels, the SVG keeps a clean line.

What you always get

What you always get


Slicer compatibility

3MF when your slicer supports it. STL everywhere else.

Bookmarks, Color Book reliefs, and rounded STLs all come out slicer ready. Open the 3MF in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, or Cura, or use the STL in nearly any mainstream slicer. You choose the printer, filament, and colors.

Modern 3MF workflow

Use the 3MF when your slicer supports project files. Bambu Studio is the easiest color path, and OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, and Cura can read 3MF too.

Universal STL fallback

The STL prints in nearly any mainstream slicer. It's a single combined body, so there's nothing to align.


Also useful for cutters, lasers, and design tools


How it works

Four steps. Zero guesswork.

  1. Pick your tool

    Open the dropdown and choose: 3D Bookmark, Round STL, Image to SVG, Color Book, Lithophane, or Fix SVG. A seventh tool, Convert Format (HEIC to PNG or JPG), lives in the studio. Then drop a photo, sketch, SVG, or STL.

  2. Press the butter button

    The engine does the work for that tool: it traces, extrudes, rounds, or repairs. No modeling, no setup.

  3. Download your files

    You get exactly what the tool makes: a bookmark or lithophane ZIP (3MF + matched STL), a rounded STL, a clean SVG, or a coloring page and relief.

  4. Open in your slicer or cutter

    STL and 3MF drop into mainstream slicers; SVGs open in Cricut, Glowforge, and friends. You still pick the printer, filament, and colors, and a built-in geometry check flags the traps before you download.

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Why ButterySpace

Most converters hand you a file and
wish you luck.

We hand you slicer ready and cutter ready files: bookmarks, rounded STLs, coloring reliefs, and clean SVGs. And we fix SVGs when they won't upload.

3D-printable in one click

Drop an image for a bookmark bundle (3MF + matched STL), an STL to round its hard edges, or a drawing for a coloring relief. Every result is slicer ready, with nothing to align.

SVG Geometry Check

Open paths, tiny islands, dimension mismatches, runaway node counts. These are common traps that break cutters and lasers. The check flags each in plain English with a severity, and rates the whole file with a confidence level, so we never fake precision.

See exactly what changed

Drag a before/after slider to compare your original with the repaired file, and read a per-fix summary: viewBox added, strokes expanded, embedded photos flagged.

Your file stays yours

It's sent to the engine, inspected, fixed, and handed straight back, and never sold. Files auto-delete within 24 hours, or up to 30 days if you opt in to let us improve our algorithms with them.


Made for makers

Built for the workflow that actually works

Image ⇝ 3D bookmark

Drop an image, get a clean two-sided bookmark bundle for your slicer. No modeling, no manual alignment. Add your colors in the slicer, or just upload and download.

Image to 3D bookmark →

Round the edges of an STL

Upload an STL and soften its sharp edges with a slider, so the print feels nicer in the hand and looks less blocky. Download a smoothed STL, ready to slice.

Round STL edges online →

Color Book pages & reliefs

Turn a drawing into a clean coloring page and a 3D relief tile. Print the relief in one solid color, then color it in by hand, both between the raised lines and over them.

Turn a drawing into a coloring page →

Photo to backlit lithophane

Turn a photo into a lithophane tile: the thickness follows your picture, so a light behind it brings the photo back. Two-color frame included in the 3MF, zero painting, plus a plain STL.

Make a lithophane from a photo →

Clean & fix SVGs for cutters

Turn an image into clean black-and-white line art, or repair an SVG that won't upload. A geometry check flags the traps Cricut, Glowforge, and Silhouette care about, before you download.

Image to SVG → · Fix an SVG →


Pricing, kept honest

Free to start. Pro when you need more.

A few free generations to get started, and you can churn more butter pats whenever you need more. A Pro tier with unlimited generations and no ads is coming soon.

Available now

Free

$0

  • Image ⇝ 3D bookmark
  • Round STL edge softening
  • Color Book pages & 3D reliefs
  • Image ⇝ clean SVG
  • SVG geometry check & repair
  • A few free generations, churn more butter pats anytime for more
Start now
Coming soon

Developer API

Usage

  • /analyze & /repair-svg
  • Target-aware compatibility
  • Batch endpoints + webhooks
  • Pay only for what you convert
Get early access

Early access

Be first in line for what's next.

More bookmark styles, new 3D objects, and a developer API are on the roadmap. Waitlist members hear first and get early access when Pro and the API open up. Tell us what matters most to you.

What are you most interested in?

No spam, ever. One email when it's ready. You decide then.


Questions

Good to know

Can it make 3D-printable files?

Yes. The 3D Bookmark tool turns line art or a photo into a slicer ready bundle (3MF project file + matched single body STL), Round STL softens the edges of an STL you upload, Color Book makes a printable 3D relief tile, and Lithophane turns a photo into a backlit lithophane tile. They all drop straight into your slicer.

What does the Round STL tool do?

It softens the sharp edges of an STL you upload, so the print feels nicer in the hand and looks less blocky. Drag a slider to choose how much rounding, then download the smoothed STL.

How does the Color Book tool work?

Drop a drawing and get a clean coloring page (SVG) and a 3D relief tile (raised outlines on a base plate). Print the relief in one solid color (white works great), then color it in by hand with paint markers, crayons, or pencils, both in the recessed areas between the lines and over the raised lines themselves.

Does the download include print settings?

The bookmark download gives you the model files. You'll still choose your printer, filament, and slicer settings.

Why one ZIP instead of separate files?

The ZIP pairs the two output formats together. Open the 3MF in a slicer that supports project files, or the STL if your slicer prefers STL. Same bookmark geometry either way.

How do I print the bookmark in more than one color?

The files are geometry only. No colors are baked in or auto-loaded. You add color yourself in your slicer using its color tools (Bambu Studio's Color Painting brush, or a filament change by height). Our Bambu Studio color guide walks through it.

Is it free to use?

Free to start: you get a few free generations, and you can churn more butter pats whenever you need more. A Pro tier with unlimited generations and no ads, plus a Developer API, are coming soon. Join the waitlist to hear first.

What file types can I upload?

For the file doctor: SVG (up to 2 MB). For image conversion: PNG, JPG, and WebP (up to 20 MB). You get a clean SVG back, plus the bookmark ZIP (3MF + matched single body STL) for bookmark conversions.

Do you store my designs?

Only briefly. Your files are sent to the engine, processed, and handed back, and never sold. They auto-delete within 24 hours. If you opt in to product improvement, we keep that session's files for up to 30 days and use them to improve our algorithms.

Which machines do you support?

For 3D printing: mainstream slicers that open STL, plus modern 3MF workflows including Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, and Cura. For cutters and lasers: Cricut, Glowforge, LightBurn, Silhouette, Illustrator, Inkscape, and generic export.

Why does a "valid" SVG still fail in Cricut?

A file can be valid XML and still break a cutter: missing canvas size, stroked outlines, embedded photos, or unsupported effects. ButterySpace checks for exactly those machine-specific traps.

Do I need design software?

Nope. Drop it in, click fix, download. The whole point is that you don't need Illustrator or Inkscape to get a clean, maker ready file.

Ready when you are.

Drop a file in and watch it turn buttery smooth.

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