Learn by making a part

Simple 3D design guides

Make useful metric parts in your browser. Start with a plate, turn a 2D outline into a solid, or take a finished model to a 3D-printing slicer.

Simple 3D Design Software in the Browser

Use Super Simple 3D to make precise metric parts in a browser without starting from traditional CAD commands.

Draw a closed 2D profile, save it as a reusable shape, and import it into the Super Simple 3D editor for extrusion.

Prepare simple CNC profile-cut previews from saved 2D sketches with machine dimensions, tool settings, placement, tabs, and G-code review.

Draw a 60 × 40 mm mounting plate, add thickness and bolt holes, then export an STL from Super Simple 3D.

Create a simple metric part in your browser, export it as STL, and check dimensions and layers in a slicer before 3D printing.