3MF Printer Converter
Adapt Bambu Studio, MakerWorld and Orca 3MF projects to the printer you choose. The author’s quality settings are kept, machine settings come from the printer’s official Orca profile, and values beyond the hardware are clamped. Your file never leaves your browser.
What happens in a conversion?
| Setting | In conversion |
|---|---|
| Layer height, wall count, infill, support, seam | Kept |
| Color painting and filament assignments | Kept |
| Start / end G-code, jerk, retraction | From the target printer’s profile |
| Bed size and object position | Adapted to the target; objects are centered |
| Speed, acceleration, nozzle and bed temperature | Clamped if above the target’s limit |
| “0 / -1” values Orca would reject | Corrected |
| Bambu-specific filament G-code | Removed for other brands |
Every value above the target’s limit, every changed setting and the kept quality settings are listed in the report at the end of the conversion; nothing changes silently.
Guides by printer
For the printers below we explain bed, speed, acceleration and temperature limits and what to watch for in Bambu files. Printers not listed can still be selected in the converter (304 printers, 49 brands).
Snapmaker
Creality
Anycubic
Elegoo
Flashforge
Qidi
By where the file came from
Common errors
How it works
- Drop the file into the browser; the 3MF check inspects it and lists the most important issues for the target printer.
- Choose the target printer in the “Yazıcım” (My printer) section at the top.
- Press the convert button and read the report.
- Open the downloaded file in Orca, check the preview and slice.
Limits
- Targets other than the Snapmaker U1 are new (beta); check the output in the Orca preview before printing.
- There is no official machine profile for the Bambu X2D, H2D, H2S and P2S: only bed, nozzle and limits are adapted; G-code is not changed.
- Settings conversion works only for the Bambu Studio and Orca project format; for PrusaSlicer 3MF files only the geometry is carried.
- Temperature limits are not part of Orca profiles; they are entered by hand from manufacturer specifications and most are unverified (marked in the interface).
Frequently asked questions
What does the 3MF Printer Converter do?
It adapts the settings of a Bambu Studio, MakerWorld or Orca project to the printer you choose: your layer, wall, infill, support, seam and color settings are kept; G-code, bed, nozzle, retraction and speed/acceleration limits come from the printer’s official Orca profile.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Conversion and model repair run in your browser; the file is not sent to a server.
Which printers are supported?
The knowledge base has 304 printers from 49 brands; 300 printers have an official Orca machine profile. There is no official profile for the Bambu X2D, H2D, H2S and P2S, so conversion for them is limited.
Will a converted file work on every printer without problems?
The output is generated from the printer’s official profile and goes through our own checks, but targets other than the Snapmaker U1 are new (beta). Open the file in Orca and check the preview before you start printing.
My colored model shows “non-manifold edges”. What should I do?
Orca’s “Repair” button can erase colors. The Model Repair tool fixes only the problem edges and keeps the paint.
Is the converter open to everyone?
It needs a sign-in: create a free account and, once an administrator approves it, every member can use it (no extra permission needed). Model Repair and the guides on this page are open to everyone. The tool interface is currently in Turkish.