Hi everyone! I built Keyring Studio, a free web tool for turning names and short messages into 3D keyring models without starting from scratch in a CAD program.
What it does
- Supports up to 3 lines and 30 characters in total.
- Includes a Korean Google Fonts selection and lets you upload your own TTF/OTF font, including fonts for English text.
- Adjusts letter spacing, stroke width, letter height, border height, border width and inner fill.
- Adds keyring holes that you can reposition in the 3D preview, with placement kept outside the letters.
- Provides separate colors for the border/holes and the text, plus two optional character color groups. For example, enter
A,Bto apply one preview color to every A and B. - Exports OBJ and 3MF, with letters and the border kept as separate parts.
- Offers English and Korean interfaces and layouts for desktop and mobile browsers.
A simple workflow
- Enter a name or short phrase and choose a font.
- Set the size, spacing and border, then position the keyring hole.
- Rotate and zoom the preview to inspect the design.
- Download the 3MF, open it in Snapmaker Orca, and assign your available filaments to the parts before slicing with your printer settings.
The website colors are for preview; actual print colors are assigned in the slicer. Text, font processing and model generation run in your browser, and using the tool does not require an account or installation.
You can switch the interface language at the top without changing your text or design settings. I would be interested to hear which controls or workflows would make this more useful for your own keyrings and name tags.