3D printed articulated robot

Sketch your idea, assemble it in minutes

Start from a sketch, switch to assembly, and validate how your toy reads before you print.

Your kid can build this in minutes

Open the editor, tap a few cubes, and watch a toy take shape. No setup. No tutorials. Just play.

Start with a Template

Pick a base and start learning right away

Heart

Dog

Cubie-01

Robot

Duck

Cat

Cubie Moai

Blocky McBlockface

All templates →

Real prints, real toys

This is what comes off a regular home printer. Snap-fit joints click together, textures bake right into the layers — no CAD, no glue.

Red Cubie brick-bot on a kid's desk with crayons and a keychain
Printed at home

From blocks on screen to a toy on the desk

Teal and orange Cubie creature with articulated brick arms
Snap-fit joints. No glue, no screws.
Macro shot of stamped textures on a Cubie print
Textures baked right into the print

Renders shown — real print photos coming soon.

Inside: easy design and moving toys

Made for kids, approved by parents

Phone-first, kid-approved

Built for thumbs, not mice. Kids open it on the couch and start building.

Big buttons, easy zoom, no tiny CAD tools.

  • Touch-friendly controls
  • Works in portrait or landscape
  • Fast enough for phones
Colorful 3D printed toy cars

Draw it once, it moves

You sketch with cubes. We add the joints automatically.

No CAD. No rigging. Just a flexi toy.

Guided builds, not blank screens

Pick a template and finish in minutes.

Share it anywhere

Export STL and send the file to a friend or print center.

"Can you print this STL?" becomes a happy yes.

More wins at home and in class

Less setup, more finished toys kids are proud of

Parents who bought a printer

"My kid only downloads models." We help them create their own.

Teachers who need a win

"I need a project kids can finish in one class."

Makers & hobbyists

"I want a flexi toy I actually made myself."

Print centers who want new jobs

"Send us the file, we’ll print and ship." Easy new orders.

FAQ

Do I need a 3D printer?

Nope. You can design and then send the STL to a friend or a print center.

What file format do you export?

Standard STL — works in every slicer.

How long does it take?

Most kids finish a small toy in 5–15 minutes.

Is it safe for kids?

Yes — it’s made for kids, with big buttons and no tricky tools.

Sketch it. Print it. Play with it.

Colorful 3D printed articulated figures