Slice resin prints without installing desktop software.
Upload an STL, orient it, prepare supports, preview layers, and export print-ready files — all from your browser.
Built for browser-based resin prep
The practical parts of preparing a resin print, brought into a tab.
No desktop install
Open SliceKit from any modern browser and start preparing files.
STL-first workflow
Bring in STL models, arrange them, and prepare them for resin printing.
Layer preview before export
Inspect slices before committing time and resin to a print.
Privacy-minded
Slicing runs in your browser via a Web Worker. We clearly document how files are handled before you use it.
Desktop slicers are powerful, but they can be heavy, machine-bound, and slow to switch between devices.
SliceKit brings the core resin preparation flow into the browser, so makers can move faster and work from anywhere.
From STL to print-ready in three steps
Upload your STL
Bring your model onto the plate and position it for resin printing.
Prepare the print
Orient the model, hollow where needed, add supports, and check the shell.
Preview and export
Review the layer stack before exporting your print-ready file.
A complete resin prep toolkit
Real-time 3D workspace
Arrange, move, rotate and scale models on a true-to-scale build plate.
Smart support generation
Detect overhangs and auto-generate supports, or place them yourself.
Hollowing and drain holes
Shell models to save resin and add drain holes where you need them.
Layer-by-layer preview
Step through the sliced stack and check each layer before printing.
Fast in-browser engine
A Web Worker slices in the background while the interface stays responsive.
Print-ready export
Export a sliced layer stack prepared for your resin printer.
Start using SliceKit today
SliceKit is now available in early access. Use the browser-based workflow to upload STL files, prepare resin prints, preview layers, and export print-ready files while we continue improving printer compatibility and advanced tools.
Launch the appEarly access features may evolve as we improve the workflow.
Frequently asked
Do I need to install anything?+
No. SliceKit runs in your browser — there is nothing to download or configure. Open the app and start preparing files.
Which printers does it work with?+
SliceKit targets MSLA / resin printers. You set your bed dimensions and layer height, then export a sliced layer stack. We are expanding tested printer compatibility during the soft launch.
Are my models uploaded?+
Slicing runs in your browser in a Web Worker. We are finalizing the processing model, and the product will clearly explain what happens to your files before you use it.
What file formats are supported?+
Import is STL today. You can arrange and prepare models, then export a sliced, print-ready layer stack.
Where is SliceKit hosted?+
SliceKit is built by Meritt Dev and hosted at sliceanywhere.meritt.app during the soft launch.
Is SliceKit available now?+
Yes. SliceKit is available in early access. Some advanced features and printer compatibility options may continue to improve during the soft launch.
Prepare resin prints in your browser
Start using SliceKit in early access and try a faster way to move from STL to print-ready files.
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