Outline plus imprint
The outer silhouette is a cutter wall. Nested details become imprint walls on a connecting back plate. They mark the dough; they do not cut.
Doughloom
Custom imprint cutters from an SVG, sketch, or photo
Doughloom is a browser app: upload an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw in the editor, see the size before you print, then download an imprint cutter STL - from doodle to dough. 3D print the cutter at home or at a local lab.
How it works
1. Upload
Drop in an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw shapes in the browser editor.
2. Preview
Choose Imprint Cutter and tune every dimension with a live size preview.
3. Download
Export a print-ready STL, then 3D print the imprint cutter at home or at a local lab.
Cut and imprint in one tool
An imprint cutter cuts the cookie outline and presses the inner details into the dough as it cuts. That is different from a plain cutter (outline only) and from a stamp (a separate plate that embosses after you cut). Interior imprint walls stop short of the cutting edge so they press into the cookie without cutting through.
Live size preview
Dial wall height, cutter size, and imprint height so it fits your dough. Preview the mesh, then download the STL.
Same upload, other tools
The same SVG or sketch can become a cookie cutter from an SVG, a custom cookie stamp, a cookie cutter and stamp, or a cake topper.
What you can make
These are the model types in Doughloom today: Cutter, Imprint Cutter, Cutter + Stamp, Stamp, Cake Topper, Cutter Set, Multi Cutter, Multi Cutter + Stamp, Multi Stamp.
Cutter sets and multi layouts are designable on every plan. Downloading those batch models is on Studio - see pricing.
Cutter
A classic cutter with a single clean cutting edge around your shape.
Imprint Cutter
Cuts the outline and presses the inner details into the cookie as it cuts.
Cutter + Stamp
A matching pair: the outline cutter plus the same stamp as Stamp alone (with a twist-in handle).
Stamp
Your design raised on a same-shape stamp with a twist-in handle, for embossing dough.
Cake Topper
Your design as a topper on a stick - add a message underneath if you like.
Cutter Set
Several nested sizes around your chosen middle cutter - smaller first (down to 40mm), then larger.
Multi Cutter
A grid of your shape sharing one base, cutting many cookies at once.
Multi Cutter + Stamp
A multi-cavity cutter grid plus one matching stamp and handle - cut many, stamp with one tool.
Multi Stamp
A grid of complete stamps (plate + handle each), for embossing many cookies.
Start free
An Australian product, priced 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).
All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD).
Curious how Doughloom sits next to Cookiecad? See the AUD comparison and FAQ.
FAQ
Short answers about this model type. Need plan details or a fuller FAQ? See pricing or the AUD comparison and FAQ.
What is an imprint cutter in Doughloom?
An imprint cutter cuts the outline and presses the inner details into the cookie as it cuts. Upload an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw in the browser, then download a print-ready STL. The same upload can also become a cutter, stamp, cake topper, or cutter + stamp.
How do I make a custom imprint cutter?
Open Doughloom in the browser, drop in an SVG, a sketch photo, or draw shapes in the editor. Choose imprint cutter as the model type, tune every dimension in the live size preview, including imprint height, then download the STL. CAD experience is not required.
How is an imprint cutter different from a stamp?
An imprint cutter cuts the outline and presses inner details into the cookie as it cuts. A stamp is a raised design for embossing dough, without cutting the outline. For a fuller FAQ, including how model types differ, see https://doughloom.com/compare.
Can I see the size before I print and download an STL?
Yes. Tune width, height, depth, imprint height, and the rest of the live preview so it fits your dough. Download a print-ready STL when you are ready. Doughloom runs in the browser; you do not install CAD software.
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.
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.