Extrudio 2.0
The same renderer, in an app rebuilt around fewer steps. Much of what changed started as user feedback.
Extrudio turns the file you sliced into product images and videos of your print: every color, real scenes, and every layer line your printer lays down. Every image and video is rendered from your file, not AI-generated.
We opened in October. As we added features week by week, the app grew harder to use than it needed to be. 2.0 keeps the renderer and rebuilds the app around it, with fewer steps from your file to your images.
What’s new in 2.0
Just say it. The new Assistant answers questions from Extrudio’s help, and it can set up your images in a chat. Pick a print file, say what you want, like “Three colors on the wood table”, and a card shows the images with free previews and their credits. Nothing renders until you click Render. It’s an AI assistant and it can be wrong; the images are still rendered from your file. Sign in to ask.
Describe the images. In a print’s image editor, describe the images in words. The assistant sets the colors, the look and the camera, for you to check before you render.
Every color in one image. With two colors or more, All in one stands them side by side in one image, rendered together with their real shadows: 2 to 12 colors of one print. It costs what one color alone costs, for each look, angle and shape.
Products of several prints, in fewer steps. A product of 2 to 4 prints is rendered assembled, with a color for each part. Its new page shows what it’s made of beside every image of it. Add a part and you stay on the page, give one part’s color to every part, and stand each part on any of its 6 faces. From Products to Render now takes 3 to 6 actions, down from 13.
Choose what renders. Each colorway has a check box. One you’ve already rendered with the same setup starts unticked, so you redo only the colors you changed, and the render bar counts only those.
One download. Download all saves one ZIP, and each platform gets its own.
Straight down. Overhead looks straight down at the print, on 8 scenes, for flat prints.
Silk. Silk filaments render with their sheen, and show it in every color list.
A new design. The whole app has a new look. On a computer, a short Get started list on Home walks you to your first image.
Built from your feedback
Most of the changes for products began as user feedback: the check box, the single ZIP, the page that keeps you on it when you add a part, one color for every part, and a part standing on its side. When something gets in your way, we’d like to hear it.
“They work great. They are going to save me a tremendous amount of time.”
What we believe
- Your print, not a guess. We render from the G-code, the path your printer follows, so every layer line in the image is one it will print.
- Rendered, not generated. The assistant helps you set things up. The pictures are rendered from your file, every time.
- Pay for the images you keep. Previews are free. You spend credits only when you render.
Try it on your own print
20 free credits to start. No card.
Start freeAbout Extrudio
Extrudio turns a sliced 3D-print file into photoreal product images and videos of the real print, with its layer lines, in every color in its library. It reads .gcode from Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer, and a .gcode.3mf from Bambu Studio or OrcaSlicer.
Or upload a Bambu Studio or OrcaSlicer project (.3mf), and we slice it with OrcaSlicer from the file’s own settings.
Press: contact@extrudio.site