Make candles, soap and concrete with your 3D printer.

Upload an STL, get a mold in 30 seconds, and cast real candles, concrete decor and resin pieces at home.

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A lit white duck candle held up in front of a moon poster, cast from a printed two-part mold
A duck candle, cast and held to the light
Green silicone being poured into a clipped, printed multi-part mold shell
Silicone poured into a printed mold
A lit Easter Island head candle beside the two open halves of the printed mold it was cast from, a moon poster behind
A moai candle, fresh out of its mold
A red printed figure master held next to the lit white wax candle cast from it
A printed master and the candle cast from it
A salmon 3D-printed two-part candle mold standing open around its printed sugar-skull master, with the finished white wax skull candle beside it
Open mold, master, finished candle
A cat-face wax candle still sitting in the red printed two-part mold it was cast in
A cat candle, still in its printed mold
How it works

How to make a candle with your 3D printer

From a file to a finished candle in three steps. Soap, plaster, concrete and resin work the same way.

  1. 3D model of a yellow rubber duck, turning slowly

    Pick a shape

    Upload any STL, or design one in your browser.

  2. Photo of the two halves of a 3D-printed rubber duck candle mold, opened after a pour, wax still on the pour spout

    Generate the mold

    Create the mold within 30 seconds.

  3. Photo of the finished white rubber duck candle held in a hand, its mold halves behind it

    Pour and unmold

    Melt wax, fill the mold, let it set, open it.

Start here

What do you want to make?

Pick what you want to make. Every tool is free, the ones people use most come first.

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Pricing

Free to make. Pro to sell.

No credit card to start. Pro and Founder let you sell what you make, in any quantity, on any platform.

Free
For trying it out
$0 / forever
No card needed
  • 3 free STL downloads every week, refilled automatically
  • 2 free 3D heads from a photo (head generator)
  • Progress, achievements & rewards
  • Personal use only - not for resale

5 downloads in your first week, then 3 every week

Start free
Starter
For personal projects
$9 / mo
More files, personal use only
  • 10 STL downloads a week
  • All tools & mold types
  • Personal use only - not for resale
  • Keeps the “Meshcast” mark on every file

Just want more files for yourself. If you plan to sell anything you make, this is not the one.

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Pro
For selling what you make
$20 / mo
Cancel anytime
  • Sell everything you make
  • Commercial licence for 400+ library molds
  • Your own logo instead of ours
  • 100 AI credits every month, for the head generator
Go Pro
Founder
For going all in
$349 / once
10 spots left · lifetime Pro
  • Everything in Pro for life
  • 250 AI credits on us, one-off, they never expire
  • Commercial rights that never lapse
  • All current & future tools, forever

Pays for itself against Pro in about 18 months. The next 10 spots are $399.

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Still here? Try it on an example

No file needed. This opens the silicone mold maker with an example already loaded, so you can generate a mold and see the print settings before you upload anything of your own.

As featured in
Meshcast turns complex STLs into printable soap and candle molds
All3DP, July 2026
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Quick answers

Which mold should I make?

Pick what you want to cast in Start here and it opens the right tool. Most first molds are silicone: you print a housing, pour silicone into it, and cast resin, wax, soap or plaster.

Do I need an STL?

No. Every mold tool has examples to try, and the design tools make a model for you (candles, soap, signs, a head from a photo). Have a file? STL, OBJ and 3MF all work.

Is it free? Can I sell what I make?

Generating is free. To download you need a free account (3 downloads a week, no card). Free is for personal use; to sell the candles or casts you make, you need Pro. The files themselves are never for resale.

What do I need at home?

Any FDM 3D printer (PLA is fine for the housing) and a two-part silicone to pour. Casting chocolate or ice? Use a silicone sold as food-grade, and keep the printed parts away from food.