Creality Print

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Version7.2.1
Revision37
Size553.9 MB
LicenseAGPL-3.0-only
Confinementstrict
Basecore24
CategoriesUtilities

Open-source FDM 3D slicer by Creality with auto-calibration, Klipper support, and advanced print controls.

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Creality Print is a feature-rich, open-source FDM 3D printing slicer developed by Creality. Built on the OrcaSlicer codebase, it combines powerful slicing algorithms with an intuitive workflow to help you go from 3D model to G‑code effortlessly. The software is released under the AGPL-3.0 license.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced maker, Creality Print provides the tools you need for high‑quality prints with Creality printers (Ender, CR, K1, K2, Hi and SPARKX series) and beyond.

Key Features

Auto‑Calibration – Streamline your setup with automated calibration tools that simplify printer configuration.

Sandwich (Inner‑Outer‑Inner) Mode – An improved wall printing order that delivers better surface quality and print strength.

Polyholes Conversion – Optimized hole printing based on SuperSlicer's Polyholes technology for more accurate circular openings.

Klipper Connectivity – Full compatibility with Klipper firmware for advanced control and performance.

Fine‑Grained Print Controls – Detailed parameter adjustments including flow rate, pressure advance, retraction, temperature tuning and more.

Creality Cloud Integration – Search, download and import models directly from Creality Cloud, with support for cloud printing, remote control and monitoring.

Multi‑Platform Support – Available for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Multi‑Color Printing – Support for mixed‑color printing and color OBJ import with automatic filament mapping.

Advanced Support Generation – Upgraded tree support algorithm with validation and repair features for complex models.

Get started quickly with pre‑tuned profiles for every Creality FDM machine, import STL, OBJ, STEP, STP, 3MF and CXPRJ files, and enjoy a seamless printing experience from preparation to completion.

Update History

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Published29 Jul 2026, 08:49 UTC

Last updated10 Sept 2026, 10:35 UTC

First seen29 Jul 2026, 09:00 UTC