partforge

What do you want to make today?

Describe the part you need, and PartForge designs it with you. Real parametric CAD, ready for your printer.

Free to start. After you hit send, sign in with Google, Apple, or email. Your prompt is saved.

Real CAD, not a mesh
Every forge is parametric. Change one number and the whole part follows.
No CAD skills needed
Describe it in plain words, or drop in a photo, a sketch, or a 3D file.
Free to start
No card, no install. It runs in your browser.

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What you get

Real parts, to the millimeter

Every forge is actual parametric CAD, not a mesh or a render. Parts that fit, gears that mesh, tolerances you can name. Export STL, STEP or 3MF, or open the source code directly.

A marker sketch of the planetary gear desk toy forge: a blue ring gear holding a yellow sun, a purple three-arm carrier and three colored planet gears

What it is

CAD you can talk to

Every dimension stays a live, adjustable number. Say “make the blades 20 mm longer” and the whole design follows.

The process

From a sentence to a print

Four steps, from idea to real part.

  1. 01

    Describe it

    Words, a photo, a napkin sketch.

  2. 02

    Watch it build

    Live 3D, updated as you talk.

  3. 03

    Dial it in

    Every dimension is a slider.

  4. 04

    Print it

    STL, STEP or 3MF, straight out.

The library

No part starts from zero

Every forge published on PartForge becomes part of a shared library. When you describe a new part, our AI draws on what’s already been built, whether that means remixing an existing forge or using a proven assembly as a starting point – always within that forge's license.

Remix any forge
Open a published part and make it yours. Every parameter comes along, still live.
Assemblies come solved
Our AI reaches for gear trains, hinges, and threads that already work instead of reinventing them.
Your work compounds
Publish a forge and it becomes the next maker's head start.
Your license holds
Our AI only builds on forges whose license allows it. With your permission, it can use your own unpublished parts too.
A marker sketch of a remix in three steps: a knurled knob, the thumbscrew it grows into, and the red desk clamp built around that thumbscrew

Ready when you are

Your first forge is a sentence away.

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