Autodesk Tinkercad
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Tinkercad is a super easy-to-use, browser based 3D design tool. With Tinkercad you can create 3D printable items: toys to play with, decoration to light up your home or jewelry to express yourself. You dream it, you can make it!
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- Web-Based
- 3D design
- 3D Printing
- Browser-based
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- solid-modeling
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Fantastic beginner friendly 3D modeling program. Web-based and allows export to a few different formats. I was looking for one that allows export for free and this is it.
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What is Autodesk Tinkercad?
Tinkercad is a super easy-to-use, browser based 3D design tool. With Tinkercad you can create 3D printable items: toys to play with, decoration to light up your home or jewelry to express yourself. You dream it, you can make it!
Autodesk Tinkercad information
Developed by
Autodesk Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Free Personal product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.Alternatives
71 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Y have done a lot of parts with it
Fantastic beginner friendly 3D modeling program. Web-based and allows export to a few different formats. I was looking for one that allows export for free and this is it.
The BEST 3D modeling, CAD tool for beginners and kids. Hands down. Great performance in browser, no installation, powerful yet simple.
For me TinkerCAD was a pain-free first contact with simple 3D modeling for printing. Rather self-explaining web-based interface.
TinkerCAD is back online. It was simply bought by AutoDesk.
"In June 2013 Tinkercad became part of Autodesk, joining the 123D family of products in helping students, makers, and individuals from all walks of life to design and make the things they imagine."