Shadow Lamp Designer

Design. Preview. Print.

Upload a dark SVG silhouette, adjust your lamp, then check Wall shadow before downloading the STL parts. You can also open a project saved in the Windows app.

Adjust design ↓SVG artwork only · Free browser tool · Save your project before leaving

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How to use this designer

Start with the sample or import a self-contained SVG. Convert text to paths before uploading.
Use Artwork to size and position the silhouette. Use Lamp for box size and the optional lid. Hardware contains the battery, LED and switch settings.
Check Assembled, Exploded, Print layout and Wall shadow. Preview shadows are approximate.
Export individual STL files or the complete ZIP. Save project keeps your settings and artwork editable.

This tool prepares design files. To request a finished lamp, contact NCR3DPrint and share your saved project. Check hardware fit with a test print.

What’s new in v0.1.21 Release fixes

Cleaner wall shadows. Panel edges taper toward the LED so both faces project the same outline. Check the result in Wall shadow before printing.
More stable artwork bridges. Detached details get two spaced bridges where they fit. Small details that only have room for one get a wider bridge and a preview warning. Check the connections in Print layout.
Key Tag Maker. Turn filled SVG artwork into a raised design on a solid backing. Try the sample artwork, add a key-ring loop or a hole, and download the result as STL or editable 3MF.

Regenerate the lamp parts as a set when updating an older design.

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DESIGN WORKSPACE

Made to come apart.

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RECTANGLE · 120 × 150 MM

Building your lamp…

Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom · Right-drag to pan

FOOTPRINT120 × 150 mm

LIGHT HEIGHT45 mm

PRINTED PARTS6 separate pieces

ATTACHMENTM2.5 × 5 screws

BEFORE YOU PRINTPreparing geometry

First draft: check the retaining-clip fit, switch body and LED dimensions with a small test print. The wall preview assumes a point light; LED beam and heat behaviour need a physical check.