Logo to relief STL
A logo relief is most useful for a bold mark with a clear silhouette. If exact typography, dimensions or brand geometry matter, vector extrusion in CAD is often the more predictable approach.
Choose a plaque or a recessed mold
- Long side (mm)
- 100 mm
- Relief depth (mm)
- 2 mm
- Base thickness (mm)
- 2 mm
- Surface direction
- Recessed
Starting values for a design study. Check the generated file before making it.
An image. A relief. Your next project.
AI-created source images, converted with Meshy Relief via FAL. These are actual model renders; no physical prints or carvings have been tested.
Give a small brand a raised signature
An original coffee cup and bean mark uses bold lines and open spaces to demonstrate a raised shop emblem.
The border, cup and steam become raised contours. This is an unmirrored plaque; a working stamp needs separate orientation, carving and impression checks.
Explore this workflow- Longest side
- 100 mm
- Relief depth
- 2 mm
- Base
- 2 mm
Embossed · base retained · no bend · mesh 512
Choose this kind of image
A large PNG with clean boundaries, bold strokes, open letter counters and space around the mark.
Choose another image if…
Mockups with drop shadows, tiny screenshots, hairline lettering or marks requiring exact line widths.
Clean edges matter more than texture
Use a large PNG with a plain background. Remove gradients and shadows that are not part of the intended geometry. Small counters inside letters can close during printing.
Recess a mark for a mold
The stamp preset uses recessed geometry, mirrors and enhances the image; confirm the final impression reads normally. Check the intended impression before committing material.
Know when to use CAD
For exact line widths, mounting holes or a certified brand reproduction, start with a vector file and constrain the geometry in CAD. Photo inference should not be used as a dimensional guarantee.
Before generating again
- The lettering reads backwards
- The stamp preset mirrors the image automatically. For a readable plaque, choose 3D printing and check the mirror control in the original view. Compare the final model with the intended impression.
- Small holes close or edges become soft
- Use a larger source, modest edge enhancement and a larger output size. Use vector CAD for exact typography; more mesh resolution cannot restore missing contours.
Questions about this workflow
Can I upload an SVG directly?
Uploads accept JPG, PNG and WebP. Export your SVG as a sufficiently detailed PNG first. For exact vector geometry, extrude the original paths in CAD instead.
Does the stamp preset guarantee a working stamp?
No. The preset is a starting point with recessed geometry, mirroring and edge enhancement. A working stamp or mold may need raised geometry, vents, draft angles and material changes. Inspect the intended impression and prototype it.
How is transparency handled?
The local editor composites transparency onto white. If removing the base, set the threshold and inspect the 3D study so white regions within the mark are not unintentionally removed.