Plumage: 3D Print Painting app analytics for September 19

Plumage paints filament colors directly onto your 3D models, so they come out of the printer in full color. You import a model, paint each region the color you want, and export a slicer-ready .3mf with the color assignments already baked in. The painting happens on your iPad, before the file ever reaches a slicer. How it works 1. Import a .3mf or STL model from Files or another app. 2. Paint regions with your Apple Pencil or your finger. 3. Assign each area to a filament color from your palette. 4. Export a standard .3mf. Open it in your slicer, and the colors map to your printer's filament slots. Build a palette and watch the colors land on the model as you paint, so the preview on screen is what comes off the print bed. Undo and redo let you work without fear of a wrong stroke. Tools - Brush paints freehand along the surface, with an adjustable size for broad areas or fine detail. - Sphere paints through the model, which suits rounded or thicker regions. - Fill floods a region up to its natural edges with a single tap. Drag to tune the edge angle so the color stops exactly where a crease is, not one facet past it. Built for Apple Pencil Hover preview, Pencil shortcuts, and palm rejection give you real control over every boundary, the part that is slow and fiddly with a mouse in a desktop slicer. Ready for multicolor printers The exported .3mf carries per-triangle color data and opens in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, and the Orca-based slicers from Creality, Elegoo and Anycubic. It maps to multi-material systems such as the Bambu Lab AMS. Paint with up to 16 filaments, the most today's multicolor slicers read back. You paint on the iPad, then hand a clean file to whichever slicer you already use to prepare the print. Good for - Designers publishing multicolor print profiles who want a clean file that opens anywhere. - Flexi and articulated model makers coloring a single continuous mesh. - Signs, nameplates, and keepsakes where a logo or lettering needs precise color edges. Free to try, one-time unlock Import and paint as much as you like at no cost, and export three projects for free. When you need more, a single in-app purchase unlocks unlimited exports. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and re-exporting a project you already exported does not use another free export. Private and offline Everything runs on your iPad. There is no account, no sign-in, and no internet connection required. Your models stay on your device. Requirements iPad with iPadOS 26 or later. To print the result you also need a multicolor-capable printer and a slicer that reads standard 3MF color data.