3D Print Log

Every print you’ve made, still on the record.

Times, temperatures, filament, photos and what actually came out of the printer. Captured from your slicer as you print, in one place you can search years later.

See how it works

Free to startNo cardWorks with the slicer you already use

The print list in 3D Print Log, showing recent prints with photos, printers, durations and the materials each usedThe print list in 3D Print Log, showing recent prints with photos, printers, durations and the materials each used
Sends prints straight from and takes live status updates from OctoPrint and Klipper/Moonraker.
For one printer on a desk

Never lose a good setting again

You dialed in the temperature and speed six months ago. Log it once and it stays with the print: the photo, the duration, the filament you used, and the note about what went wrong the first time.

A table of prints showing photo, printer, date, duration and the materials each one usedA table of prints showing photo, printer, date, duration and the materials each one used
For a bench full of them

Know what every spool has left

Track each roll and bottle from first use to empty. See what is running low before you start a twelve-hour print, and stop guessing whether there is enough left on the spool to finish.

The material library listing rolls of filament with their colors, materials and remaining amountsThe material library listing rolls of filament with their colors, materials and remaining amounts
When you want the numbers

See where the time and filament went

Total print hours, material used, and how often prints actually succeed across every printer you own. The kind of thing a spreadsheet promises and never quite delivers.

The analytics overview showing print time, filament usage and a chart of print outcomesThe analytics overview showing print time, filament usage and a chart of print outcomes
Coming from a spreadsheet

Stop typing it in twice

The post-processing uploader sends the print the moment you slice it. File name, printer, material, layer height and estimated time arrive already filled in. Cura has a Marketplace plugin; everything else uses the uploader script.

Nothing to copy across. Slice, print, and the log fills itself in.

The 3D Print Log Uploader plugin listed in the Cura Marketplace

Start your log

Free to start, and the next print you slice can be the first one in it.

Read the quick start guide