How do I turn my logo into a 3D print?

Upload a logo you have permission to use, convert it to SVG and check the result. Use the saved artwork in a compatible product builder, choose dimensions and colours, then build a print-ready file. Small text and thin details may need simplifying.

Do I need to provide an SVG?

No. Studio accepts PNG, JPG and WebP images and converts them to SVG. You can download the final SVG or reuse saved artwork in compatible builders.

Will every image convert perfectly?

No. High-contrast artwork with clear outlines works best. Check holes, fine lines and small lettering in the SVG and 3D preview, and test print before making a batch.

Can I use someone else’s logo?

Only if you have the rights or permission to use it. A Maker subscription does not grant rights to third-party brands, characters or artwork.

Infillery · Design and print

Convert PNG or JPG artwork to SVG

Upload your artwork to Studio, convert it to a vector and compare the original with the SVG. Save the artwork once, then reuse it in compatible builders.

Open the SVG Studio

How it works

Sign in and upload a PNG, JPG or WebP image, or generate artwork in Studio if you have AI credits.
Convert the artwork to SVG and inspect the result, including eyes, counters and thin details.
Name and save the artwork in your design library.
Choose the saved SVG in a supported builder, check its size and print guidance, then build your print file.

Questions and answers

How do I turn my logo into a 3D print?: Upload a logo you have permission to use, convert it to SVG and check the result. Use the saved artwork in a compatible product builder, choose dimensions and colours, then build a print-ready file. Small text and thin details may need simplifying.
Do I need to provide an SVG?: No. Studio accepts PNG, JPG and WebP images and converts them to SVG. You can download the final SVG or reuse saved artwork in compatible builders.
Will every image convert perfectly?: No. High-contrast artwork with clear outlines works best. Check holes, fine lines and small lettering in the SVG and 3D preview, and test print before making a batch.
Can I use someone else’s logo?: Only if you have the rights or permission to use it. A Maker subscription does not grant rights to third-party brands, characters or artwork.

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