What is Doughloom?
Doughloom turns a doodle, SVG, or sketch into a print-ready cookie cutter, stamp, or cake topper STL. See the size before you print, then print at home or at a local lab. An Australian product, priced in Australian dollars (AUD).
Doughloom
Turn your ideas into custom cookie cutters & stamps.
Design in the browser, export a 3D printer-ready STL file, and print at home or at your local lab.
How it Works
1. Upload
Drop in an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw shapes in the browser editor.
2. Create
Pick cutter, stamp, topper, and more - tune every dimension with a live size preview. The preview colours the print-bed base differently from the extruded walls and relief so height is easier to read.
3. Loom
Download your STL and print it whenever you're ready.
Starting from a file? How a cookie cutter is made from an SVG, sketch, or photo - or how a custom cookie stamp is made , or how a custom cake topper is made , or how an imprint cutter is made , or how a cookie cutter and stamp is made - then print at home or at a local lab.
Coming from Cookiecad, or weighing tools? See how Doughloom compares, plus FAQ on printers, uploads, selling cutters, seeing size before you print, and AUD pricing.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your kitchen gets busy. Prices in Australian dollars (AUD).
Free $0 AUD (1 project, 10 designs, community / public, no commercial license). Maker $7 AUD/month (10 projects, 50 designs, private designs, commercial license). Studio $19 AUD/month (unlimited projects, unlimited designs, private designs, commercial license, batch tools).
Free
$0 AUD/mo
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Maker
$7 AUD/mo
Studio
$19 AUD/mo
All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD).
FAQ
Straight answers about Doughloom. Need plan details or a fuller neighbour FAQ? See pricing or the AUD comparison and FAQ.
How do I make a cookie cutter from an SVG or sketch?
Open Doughloom in the browser, drop in an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw shapes in the editor. Choose cookie cutter as the model type, tune every dimension in the live size preview, then download the STL. CAD experience is not required. See https://doughloom.com/cookie-cutter-from-svg.
What's the difference between Free, Maker, and Studio?
Free is $0 AUD: community/public, with no commercial license. Maker is $7 AUD/month: private projects and a commercial license. Studio is $19 AUD/month: unlimited projects and designs, private projects, a commercial license, and batch tools. See https://doughloom.com/pricing.
Can I print at home or take the STL to a lab?
Finish the design in Doughloom, download the STL, then either slice and print at home or give the file to a local print lab, makerspace, or library printer. You do not need a printer on your desk to design.
How is Doughloom different from Cookiecad?
Cookiecad is the incumbent image-to-cutter tool. Core STL downloads are free per their designer page, and they offer optional Premium. Doughloom is an Australian browser app: SVG, sketch photo, or draw in the editor, live size preview that colours the print-bed base differently from the extruded walls and relief, then a cutter, stamp, imprint cutter, cake topper, or cutter+stamp STL. More model types stay in the app. Cookiecad earned the category; Doughloom leads with a live size preview, priced in Australian dollars (AUD) on Free, Maker, and Studio, with a commercial license on Maker and Studio. Not a scorecard. See https://doughloom.com/compare.
What model types can I make?
Cookie cutter: a classic outline cutter. Imprint cutter: cuts the outline and presses inner details into the cookie. Stamp: a raised design for embossing dough. Cake topper: the design as a decoration on a stick. Cutter + stamp: a matching outline cutter plus stamp. The in-app editor also has cutter set and multi variants; those stay in the app. See https://doughloom.com/cookie-cutter-from-svg, https://doughloom.com/cookie-stamp, https://doughloom.com/cake-topper, https://doughloom.com/imprint-cutter, and https://doughloom.com/cookie-cutter-and-stamp.
Do I need CAD experience?
No. Upload an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw in the browser, then tune every dimension in the live size preview. CAD experience is not required.
Can I see the size before I print?
Yes. A live size preview shows how big it prints. Dial wall height, cutter size, and the rest of the dimensions so it fits your dough. The preview colours the print-bed base differently from the extruded walls and relief so height is easier to read.