

PrusaSlicer
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An open-source, feature-rich, frequently updated tool that contains everything you need to export the perfect print files for your 3D printer.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (AGPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
- Flatpak
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fbdhvbdjv added PrusaSlicer as alternative to BambuddyVery capable and well-supported, pioneering a lot of great features. With presets and "easy mode" is very approachable, but with "expert mode" you can tweak any parameter you want.
Designed for use with Prusa 3D printers but can be used with any FDM (even has presets for many popular models, even non-Prusa). Pretty capable for SLA/Resin, only natively supports Prusa's models (unfortunately SLA isn't really part of the open-source ecosystem like FMD) but can be adjusted for other types and...
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The best slicer for me ^w^
Very capable and well-supported, pioneering a lot of great features. With presets and "easy mode" is very approachable, but with "expert mode" you can tweak any parameter you want.
Designed for use with Prusa 3D printers but can be used with any FDM (even has presets for many popular models, even non-Prusa). Pretty capable for SLA/Resin, only natively supports Prusa's models (unfortunately SLA isn't really part of the open-source ecosystem like FMD) but can be adjusted for other types and files converted with UVtools.