Design a custom 3D wall panel with your exact dimensions and pattern — ready to export and print in minutes.
What this tool does
Configure modular 3D wall sections with adjustable dimensions, materials, and surface patterns. Preview the wall in real time with WebGL and export as STL, OBJ, or GLB for 3D printing, architectural visualisation, or further modelling.
Who this is for
Architects and interior designers prototyping wall treatments
Makers creating decorative wall panels
Set designers building scale model environments
3D printing enthusiasts designing home décor
How to use this tool
Set wall width, height, and thickness
Choose a surface pattern (tile, brick, geometric, etc.)
Adjust pattern scale and depth
Export STL, OBJ, or GLB
Inputs
Wall dimensions — Width × height × thickness in mm
Pattern type — Tile, brick, geometric, or custom
Pattern scale — Size of repeating pattern elements
Extrusion depth — Relief depth of the pattern
Outputs
STL — Print on an FDM or resin printer
OBJ — Use in Blender, SketchUp, or Revit
GLB — Embed in web architectural visualisations
Example use cases
Feature wall panel — Design a geometric relief panel for a living room accent wall
Scale model — Create a 1:50 scale exterior wall section for an architectural model
Photography backdrop — Print a textured wall panel for a product photography studio
Signage backing — Use a patterned wall as a branded backdrop for a trade show display
The tool works in unitless values. Scale to your real-world dimensions in your slicer or CAD tool.
▶ Can I tile multiple panels together?
Yes — design a single repeating panel, print multiple copies, and mount side by side.
▶ Which pattern should I use for a first print?
Start with the Geometric Grid — it has clean overhangs and prints without supports.
▶ Can I adjust the wall thickness?
Yes — use the thickness slider. Minimum 2 mm recommended for structural integrity.
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