Free
Try it out
$0
- Keep 3 designs in your vault
- Download ready-to-print pots without an account
- Print for yourself
Parametric planter studio
KUZE Potforge is a planter designer that runs in your browser. Shape the wall, wrap it in any of 100+ surface patterns, cut the rim and add drainage. Then download an STL and send it to your 3D printer.
Drag the profile points to reshape the pot. Patterns use the editor's own maths; open Potforge for all 100+ in full 3D.
Ready to print
Every one of these came out of Potforge and sits on its Ready-to-print shelf. Download one as it is, with no account, or open it and make it yours.
How it works
Open a ready-to-print pot, or begin from the shape the editor opens with.
Height, width, sides, twist, ribs and waves. Choose a surface pattern and a rim cut, then set drainage and legs. The 3D preview follows every slider.
Open it in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer or Cura. Your own designs go into your vault first, which is free for three.
In the editor
Centre holes or a honeycomb grate, with a drainage plate that is either part of the pot or printed separately.
Stand the pot on legs with a recessed underside, or give it a solid, flat bottom that prints without supports.
Preview terracotta, bronze, pistachio, cream glaze and ten more finishes before you pick a filament.
Set the mesh quality before you download, from light files for quick prints to fine detail for textured walls.
Plans
A plan sets how many designs you can keep in your vault, and whether you may sell what you print.
Try it out
$0
For hobbyists
$4 / month
For sellers
$12 / month
Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly. Upgrade inside the app, and cancel any time: your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. Refund policy
Questions
Not to design, and not to download a ready-to-print pot. To download a design you made or changed, save it to your vault first. That needs only an email address: you sign in with a link, no password.
An STL, the standard file for 3D printing. Open it in your slicer, choose your filament and print.
Any FDM printer whose slicer opens STL files, which covers Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, Elegoo and the rest.
Yes, on the Commercial plan. Free and Maker are for personal use. Nobody may resell the STL files themselves.
Nothing is deleted. You go back to the Free plan, every design stays in your vault, and your earliest three stay downloadable.
KUZE, a small planter studio in Perak, Malaysia. The pots on our MakerWorld profile were designed with it.