Design Studio
Turn simple descriptions into editable parametric designs, fine-tune dimensions, and preview your work in 3D.
Design with intent ↗One creative workspace for 3D printing, CNC routing, and laser projects. Design, inspect, refine, and prepare your next make—all in the browser.
Practical tools for makers who want more confidence between an idea and a finished project.
Turn simple descriptions into editable parametric designs, fine-tune dimensions, and preview your work in 3D.
Design with intent ↗Open STL and supported design files, measure surfaces, adjust geometry, and review mesh findings.
Catch issues early ↗Check print-bed fit, preview transformations, and export copies with clear validation warnings.
Prepare with care ↗Keep device profiles together and explore optional local, read-only monitoring with the Mac bridge.
Your workshop, organized ↗No need to learn five disconnected workflows just to get started. Vectrivo brings your preparation tools together in one organized place.
Describe a supported shape or bring your STL, SVG, or design file.
Review dimensions, edit transforms, compare results, and measure.
Review advisory checks, explicitly approve edits, and download a separate copy.
Plan projects across different fabrication methods without losing sight of the practical details.
STL inspection, bed fit, orientation, model placement, and advisory print checks.
Designed for workflows including Bambu StudioParametric designs, contour preparation, and cautious review before external CAM.
Complementary to gSenderImage-to-Sketch tools, simple SVG output, and design-file preparation.
Complementary to LightBurnVectrivo does not replace a slicer, CAM software, or machine safety controls. Direct machine operation is not enabled.
The main design studio runs in your browser. Optional read-only local machine monitoring uses a separate Mac companion bridge.
No. Current simple prompt-to-design features use offline rules. Paid AI calls are disabled.
No. The editor previews changes on a separate copy and requires approval before exporting transformed geometry.
Not directly. Device features are limited to profiles and supported read-only monitoring. Use trusted machine-control software with a qualified operator present.
Bring your next idea into a workspace made for people who build things.
Register to create, preview, inspect and export your designs. Use your email or a connected account to access your design workspace.
Secure sign-in powered by Supabase. Your password is never stored in the website's files.
Design parametric shapes for CNC routing, 3D printing, and laser cutting. Adjust dimensions, preview in 3D, then export your design.
Save and reopen your supported parametric designs. Only your signed-in account should access them when database security is configured.
Cloud saves contain the main parametric design and original prompt, not uploaded images, STL files, or pocket editor settings. Export those separately. Changes do not autosave.
Turn a plain-English request into editable dimensions. Local rule-based generation with no paid AI calls.
Changing height recalculates width, base depth, thickness, and lip height. Your edits to those fields stay in place until you reset them. Phone clearance stays fixed for your case.
These settings apply to the phone stand. The existing project library saves the separate standard design below.
Project files keep the selected template and editable measurements on your device.
For an insert, enter the opening width, height, and corner radius, then the gap you want on each side. The preview and exports show the finished part. Use zero clearance for a full-size blank.
Interior fit mockups. Measure the opening and check how the part will attach.
Upload a supported design to review its structure, dimensions and limited mesh problems before exporting. It checks specific file and geometry issues but does not certify manufacturability. Your original file is never changed.
OBJ carries mesh geometry only, without printer profiles, textures, supports or material settings. Bambu/bridge operation and physical hardware compatibility have not been tested in this preview.
Upload a supported mesh to compare its bounds.
This compares the original mesh bounds. It does not check machining safety or preserve CAD features. Keep STEP files and feature history in SolidCraft.
For STL and supported 3MF meshes: mesh structure, selected triangle problems, and preview-based measurements. 3MF models are converted into temporary STL geometry; material colors, textures and print settings are not preserved. For SVG and supported project JSON: limited structural checks and suggestions. Only approved supported corrections are applied to a separate copy.
It cannot: verify wall thickness, repair arbitrary geometry, certify printability, generate safe CNC toolpaths, or inspect DXF yet. For example, it can flag duplicate STL triangles but cannot tell whether a tray pocket is safely machinable with your cutter.
Original uploaded mesh · local browser rendering · drag to rotate, scroll to zoom
Only duplicate and zero-area triangle cleanup may be proposed. Review original above and proposed copy below. Changes require explicit approval, and neither preview establishes printability.
Preview edits to a temporary copy. Numbers are in STL file units (assumed mm). Download only after reviewing the changes.
Choose an axis, then drag anywhere within the 3D viewer. No need to find a small handle.
Axis selection works in Move mode. Other modes use their handles. For an end-on axis, drag vertically.Choose Move, Rotate Z, or Uniform Scale, enable handles, and drag a colored grip. Each completed drag creates one Undo/Redo step.
Use printer dimensions in Print Preparation. Lay Flat uses estimated flat bed contact, not guaranteed adhesion or support-free printing.
Position X/Y places the final rotated bounding-box center. Lift Z places its bottom. Empty fields are invalid; use 0 for no movement or rotation, and 1 for unchanged scale.
Click two visible model surfaces to measure their straight-line 3D distance (STL file units, assumed mm). Orbit controls are paused while measuring. This is not a geodesic or wall-thickness measurement.
A report appears automatically when you preview an edited STL. Review the dimensions, fit and warnings before approving. Measurement never requires export approval. A fit check is not a printability certification.
No edited STL is ready to export. Measurement does not require approval. To export an edit, make a change and select Preview changes.
This is geometry editing, not CAM or slicer validation. STL units are unspecified; rotation and scaling may change tolerances, supports and printability. Re-run printability checks after each preview.
Local, heuristic estimates only. Confirm STL units and printer dimensions before checking.
Selecting a preview changes the view, not the uploaded STL.
The transparent box is the selected nominal rectangular build volume, not a validated printable region. No automatic wall-thickness inspection or support simulation. Green highlights show flat bed-contact candidates; orange highlights show downward-facing support candidates. Overhang overlay assumes mesh winding is correct. Verify in your slicer before printing.
Compare with the original model above. The proposed copy is not saved or approved yet.
Scope: This is a conservative offline inspector, not AI certification or a CAD repair service. Arbitrary hole filling, self-intersections, wall thickness, DXF repair, CNC safety, and machine/toolpath validation remain outside the current inspector.
Upload, paste (⌘V), or drop a photo or logo. Adjust the black-and-white conversion, then preview the actual output before downloading.
Each save creates a new copy with your original file and edits. Download local project files for an offline backup.
Unsupported SVG curves, styles and transforms are rejected. The local preview does not establish cutter access, kerf, collision clearance or machine readiness.
Import closed linear M/L/H/V/Z paths, polygons, unrounded rectangles, circles and ellipses. Explicit physical dimensions and a matching viewBox are required. Curves from circles/ellipses become polygons. Scripts, resources, CSS, transforms, open paths and Bézier/arc path commands are rejected. Original geometry stays available; this is not a complete CAD editor.
Move distances and grid spacing use the selected units. Scaling preserves proportions. Transforms must stay inside the imported viewport. Grid origin is top-left; Y points down. Inter-contour topology and tool clearance are not verified.
Import geometry to begin. Aspect ratio is preserved.
Local geometry processing only. Source XML is never mounted into the page.
Exports stay unchanged until edits are approved.
Vector projects save original/approved/proposed coordinate geometry and dimensions locally. New files retain the original SVG as a separate checksum-verified attachment; editing still uses geometry only. Legacy files have no source attachment. Account storage is not included. Circle and ellipse polygons are approximate, with a nominal 0.05 mm chord tolerance at import size.
Saves the analyzed image (up to 400 px), dimensions, conversion settings and vector edits in a local file. New project files include the original source when available; legacy files retain analysis pixels only. Use Private editable projects when it is available to save a copy to your account.
Adjust and see the changes immediately
Higher detail can preserve more fine lines but increases contour count and processing time. Review all outlines in CAD/CAM before cutting.
Best results: high-contrast logos, silhouettes and line art. Photographs become simplified black-and-white sketches, not artistic AI drawings.
Preview proposed smoothing before approving. Your original raster and traced contours are preserved.
Smoothing is opt-in and may reject sharp corners or significant area changes. These are still polygon approximations, not true CAD splines or certified toolpaths.
Vector exports use the original traced outlines until you approve cleanup.
Review possible self-contacts, degenerate geometry and narrow contours in the currently displayed vector outline. Diagnostic only; no automatic path modification.
Issues will appear as red markers on the CNC outline preview.
Drag a vertex in the single CNC outline preview, or select it and enter exact coordinates. Coordinates use the displayed unit, measured from the image’s top-left (Y down). On touch screens, close this editor to pan the outline. Changes are proposals until approved. Tool clearance and contact between separate contours are not checked.
Coordinate units: mm
Original pixels and traced outlines remain available. Up to 12 edits can be undone in this session.
Important: These are image-derived geometries, not validated toolpaths. CNC cuts need cutter-offset compensation, vector cleanup, CAM setup, simulation and operator verification in gSender. Lasers require correct speed, power and kerf settings. Image-derived outlines may be jagged or contain unsuitable internal islands. G-code generation stays disabled.
Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom
Parametric design means changing a dimension automatically rebuilds the geometry. You don’t need to redraw it.