Extrude SVG Paths into Printable Models
SVG is useful for turning a flat logo or outline into a solid. This route converts supported path geometry into top, bottom, and side faces.
Extrude SVG Paths into Printable Models
SVG is useful for turning a flat logo or outline into a solid. This route converts supported path geometry into top, bottom, and side faces.
What to check before you export
Closed path geometry produces the most reliable result. Current parsing focuses on SVG path data; complex shapes, self-intersections, and unsupported SVG elements may need cleanup first.
For SVG logos, convert strokes and text to closed outlines before upload. Uniform extrusion works well for signs, stamps, badges, and other flat artwork with a consistent thickness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert any SVG element?
The current converter focuses on path geometry. Convert rectangles, circles, and complex artwork to paths in your vector editor first.
How do I set the extrusion depth?
Use the thickness option, then inspect the preview and final bounds before exporting.
Why did my SVG fail to convert?
Open paths, self-intersections, unsupported elements, or invalid fill geometry can prevent triangulation. Simplify and close the paths first.