Creality Print

Send a model from the Meshy web app straight into Creality Print, ready to slice for your Creality printer.

Before you begin

  • You need a Pro plan or higher. On the Free and Starter plans, clicking Creality Print opens the upgrade options.

  • Install Creality Print on the computer where you use the Meshy web app. The web app opens Creality Print through your browser, so you don't need a plugin.

Send a model

To send a model to Creality Print, follow these steps:

  1. On macOS, open Creality Print first. If it isn't running when Meshy sends the model, Creality Print can lose the model.

  2. In the left sidebar of the Meshy web app, click Print. If the panel asks you to select a model, select it in the list of your generations.

  3. In the Print panel, under Send to Printer, click Creality Print.

  4. In the browser prompt, select Always allow www.meshy.ai to open links of this type in the associated app so the browser doesn't ask again, and then click Open Creality Print.

    Browser prompt asking to open Creality Print, with the Always allow checkbox selected and the Open Creality Print button

  5. In the Tips dialog in Creality Print, select the printer preset you want to use for slicing, and then click OK.

    Creality Print Tips dialog asking for a printer preset, with Creality K1C 0.4 nozzle selected and the OK button

Meshy sends the model as a 3MF file, and Creality Print adds it to the build plate, ready to slice.

Creality Print Prepare tab with the imported Meshy model on the build plate

You can also send from the viewer toolbar. With the Print panel open, click Send to Printer (the paper plane icon), and then click Send to Creality Print.

Meshy web app viewer with a textured model and an arrow pointing to the Print button in the toolbar

Print menu in the Meshy viewer with an arrow pointing to Send to Creality Print

You can send models from your generations, whichever tool made it.

Print menu open on a dragon model in the Meshy viewer, listing Send to Creality Print and other slicers

You can also send a model that another user shared in Community. Open the model, click Print (the 3D printer icon), and then click Send to Creality Print.

Meshy Community page with a grid of models shared by other users

Troubleshooting

The following table lists common problems, their causes, and how to fix them.

ProblemCauseFix
On macOS, the model doesn't appear in Creality PrintCreality Print wasn't running when Meshy sent the model.Open Creality Print, and then send the model again.

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