Make a multi-color 3D printed keychain from one image.
This complete, practical build starts with artwork in the browser and ends with a finished keychain. The video keeps the real workflow intact so you can see how quickly the idea becomes something you can hold.
The whole build, without the detour.
Capture the image, prepare the layers, set up the slicer, and print the final keychain.
Four moves from screen to print bed.
The SVG supplies the separate geometry. Most slicers use the part structure but need you to choose the final filament colors, dimensions, orientation, and print settings.
- 01Start with the image
Use generated artwork or an image you have the rights to use. Clear, flat colors make the production roles easy to see.
- 02Create the color layers
Open the image in SVG Line Tracer, separate the useful colors, and turn the artwork into organized SVG geometry.
- 03Bring it into the slicer
Import the layered SVG as a multi-part object, set its size, and assign the final filament color to each part.
- 04Print the keychain
Slice the assembled design, send it to the printer, and remove a finished physical piece built from the original image.
Start with the object you want to create.
Keychains are only one outcome. The same image-to-SVG workflow can prepare layered artwork for signs, badges, ornaments, decals, laser work, and other maker projects.