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Free. Upgrade to Maker ($7 AUD/month) when you need private projects and a
commercial license, or Studio ($19 AUD/month) when you need unlimited projects and
designs plus batch tools.
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.
No. Doughloom exports a print-ready STL. Print at home if you have a printer, or
take the file to a local lab or library that offers 3D printing.
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.
An SVG, a sketch photo, or you can draw in the browser editor. Tune every dimension
in a live size preview, then download the STL.
Free stays public in the community library, with no commercial license. Maker ($7
AUD/month) and Studio ($19 AUD/month) include a commercial license so you can sell
STL exports and/or 3D-printed cutters.
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.
Australian dollars (AUD). Free is $0 AUD, Maker is $7 AUD/month, Studio is $19
AUD/month.
Doughloom does not claim that a printed cutter, stamp, or topper is food-safe.
Filament choice, printer hygiene, and how you wash and use the tool are on you.
A print-ready STL for a home printer or a local lab. Doughloom runs in the browser;
you do not install CAD software.
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.
Free ($0 AUD) stays community/public: 1 project, 10 designs, no private projects.
Maker ($7 AUD/month) includes private designs and a commercial license. Studio ($19
AUD/month) includes private designs, unlimited projects and designs, batch tools, and
a commercial license.
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.
Yes. Doughloom is an Australian product, priced in Australian dollars (AUD). You can
use it from elsewhere; listed prices stay in AUD.
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.
CutexLab is a MakerWorld-adjacent parametric toolkit for cutters, stamps, stencils,
rollers, lettering sets, and more. Doughloom is a doodle-to-dough browser app: SVG,
sketch photo, or draw in the editor, live size preview, then a cutter, stamp,
imprint cutter, cake topper, or cutter+stamp STL. Neighbour, not clone. Doughloom
plans are in Australian dollars (AUD).