Can the café QR code link to my menu?

Yes. Enter the menu URL or another link in Print Studio. Keep the destination short to allow larger QR modules at a given model size.

Where does my logo go on the café?

Choose the larger right side-wall sign or the front sign above the awning. The logo is engraved into the model and colored in the 3MF, while the full QR pattern remains intact.

Do I need six different filaments?

No. The 3MF has six material roles, but decorative parts can share filaments. Keep contrasting dark and light QR colors and check the assignments in your slicer.

Is the café ready to print without supports?

Support needs depend on the printer and settings. Inspect the awning, cup handle, furniture, and sliced layers. Digital checks do not replace a physical scan test.

CAFÉ · 3D PRINT

A miniature café with your own QR code. A shop from the side. A QR code from above.

Give your menu, website, or guest Wi-Fi a café-shaped home. Customize the warm facade, windows, awning, tables, and plants, then add your logo to the shop sign.

The printable model

A corner café with a terrace and rooftop coffee cup.

Recessed windows, window boxes, a supported awning, outdoor seating, and a coffee-cup sign make the scene recognizable. The QR pattern is integrated across its upper surfaces and base, with a clear border around the model.

Palette

Start with Warm café, Ocean, or Clay.

Edit six material colors for the facade, dark and light QR modules, windows and sign, awning and seating, and plants. Decorative parts can share filaments on printers with fewer colors; preserve the dark/light QR contrast.

Branding

Use a larger side-wall sign for your logo.

The right wall has space for a detailed mark. A front sign above the awning suits wide logos and replaces the generic café lettering. PNG, JPG, and WebP artwork becomes a two-color engraving, with small details simplified for printing.

Export

Take the café into your slicer.

Preview free. A US$79 one-time license for one business unlocks both café and restaurant exports and physical-print sales. Color 3MF retains the material assignments; STL contains geometry only. Inspect awning and cup-handle supports before printing.

How to print it

Customize, slice, and test the finished print.

Set up the scene
Enter a link, text, or guest Wi-Fi details. Choose a café or restaurant, adjust the size in millimeters, and pick a palette. Upload a logo for an engraved shop sign.
Download and slice
Unlock commercial exports and import the color 3MF as one assembly. Assign its six material parts to filaments, keeping all parts in their original positions. Check the sliced layers and supports.
Print and scan
Use contrasting, opaque, matte QR colors. Scan the finished model from directly above with multiple phones in normal lighting before making a batch or selling prints.

3D printing questions

Before you download.

Can the café QR code link to my menu?: Yes. Enter the menu URL or another link in Print Studio. Keep the destination short to allow larger QR modules at a given model size.
Where does my logo go on the café?: Choose the larger right side-wall sign or the front sign above the awning. The logo is engraved into the model and colored in the 3MF, while the full QR pattern remains intact.
Do I need six different filaments?: No. The 3MF has six material roles, but decorative parts can share filaments. Keep contrasting dark and light QR colors and check the assignments in your slicer.
Is the café ready to print without supports?: Support needs depend on the printer and settings. Inspect the awning, cup handle, furniture, and sliced layers. Digital checks do not replace a physical scan test.