Drop a glTF file, check the preview, download STL. The conversion runs in your browser, so your model never leaves your device.
Files are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Any 3D edit is just a prompt away.
glTF is a JSON scene format for web and real-time 3D. A .gltf file often references separate buffer and texture files, while GLB packs everything into one binary.
The converter writes binary STL, which is what slicers expect. Drop the result straight into Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura, or any other slicer.
glTF stores coordinates in meters, while STL is read as millimeters, so the converter multiplies every coordinate by 1000 and the part keeps its real size. If it arrives 1000 times too large, the file was saved in millimeters anyway: tick the millimeters option before converting.
GrandpaCAD turns a text prompt into a ready-to-print 3D model. Functional parts, organic shapes, multi-color prints. No CAD skills needed.
"Model a snap-fit clip that holds a phone charging cable on a desk edge up to 25 mm thick."
