Cookie Cutter Generator

Type a name or a greeting, or upload a picture, and get a cookie cutter that follows its outline and a stamp that presses the words into the dough, sized to drop inside the cutter. Download STL or 3MF and print both.

How it works

1. Write the words or add a picture. Pick one of 40 fonts, script faces included, or upload an SVG or a PNG with a transparent background.
2. Choose the shape. Let the cutter follow the lettering, or pick a circle, square, heart, star, plaque or scalloped circle and put the words on the stamp.
3. Set the cutter and the stamp. A thin blade to cut clean, a thicker wall so it does not flex, and a flange to press on. The stamp is mirrored so the words read the right way round.
4. Download. A zip with both STLs, each one on its own, or a 3MF with both, ready for your slicer.

Printing and using it

Print the cutter flange down and the stamp face up, in PLA or PETG, with no supports. Cut the dough, leave the cookie where it is, then drop the stamp inside the cutter and press. Flour the stamp if the dough sticks, and chill the cut cookies before baking so the lettering keeps its edges.

Included in every plan

The cookie cutter generator comes with the same account and the same plan as the cake topper, papel picado and cake stencil generators. The free plan downloads the cutter, the stamp and the set as STL, with one picture per design; Hobbyist and Commercial add 3MF, more pictures, saved designs and unlimited downloads. Details are on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Is the cookie cutter generator free?

Yes. On the free plan the cutter, the stamp and the set download as STL, with no watermark, up to 2 downloads a day, and you can add one picture of your own. Paid plans add 3MF, more pictures, saved designs and unlimited downloads.

Are 3D-printed cookie cutters food safe?

For the brief contact of cutting dough, PLA and PETG are what most people use. Printed layers leave small grooves that can hold dough, so wash cutters and stamps by hand in warm soapy water, never in a dishwasher, which softens PLA, and reprint one once it is scratched or worn. For cutters you sell, use a filament its maker certifies as food-contact safe.

What size should a cookie cutter be?

Most cookie cutters are 60 to 100 mm across. Type the finished width and the lettering is resized to fit, or choose a preset shape and set its width. The editor warns you if the cutter is wider than a 220 mm print bed.

Which fonts work best for a cookie stamp?

Bold, rounded fonts print and stamp best. Strokes thinner than 1 mm smear into the dough, so the editor marks them on the stamp and suggests a bigger size or a bolder font. All 40 fonts are joined into one shape, so script lettering cuts as one cookie.

Can I sell cookie cutters or cookies made with it?

Yes, with the Commercial plan, which includes a licence to sell what you make: printed cutters and stamps, or the cookies. It is the same licence that covers cake toppers, papel picado and cake stencils.