Kiri:Moto is a browser‑based slicer that turns 3D models into printable G‑code. Looking for other powerful slicers, host applications, or cloud platforms? Below are 20 popular alternatives spanning desktop, web, and cloud solutions for FDM and resin workflows.
Get targeted exposure with custom position pinning and highlighted placement.
Free, open‑source slicer with a large material library, advanced support generation, and regular updates from Ultimaker.
Feature‑rich slicer from Prusa Research, supporting multi‑material prints, custom supports, and detailed print‑time estimates.
Commercial slicer known for its fine‑tuned control over support structures, sequential printing, and fast slicing engine.
Easy‑to‑use slicer from Raise3D offering automatic and manual support options, cloud sync, and a material database.
Open‑source slicer that pioneered many modern slicing features, with a focus on configurability and scriptable workflows.
A community‑driven fork of PrusaSlicer adding extra features like variable layer height, custom G‑code macros, and advanced cooling control.
All‑in‑one 3D printing software that combines design, slicing, and printer control with a built‑in CAD editor.
Desktop host that bundles a slicer, printer control, and multi‑printer management with a customizable UI.
User‑friendly slicer from CraftUnique, offering cloud sync, quick support generation, and a clean interface.
Hybrid modeling and slicing tool that lets you script geometry and generate G‑code in one environment.
Zortrax’s proprietary slicer optimized for Zortrax printers, with automatic support and material profiles.
Cloud‑based platform for managing printers, slicing files, and monitoring prints remotely.
Web‑focused 3D printing platform offering cloud slicing, printer management, and mobile monitoring.
Open‑source host for Raspberry Pi that provides web‑based printer control; supports slicing plugins like CuraEngine.
Specialized slicer for resin printers with powerful auto‑support, hollowing, and mesh repair tools.
Popular resin slicer offering detailed support placement, anti‑aliasing, and batch processing.
All‑in‑one solution for resin workflows, combining model repair, slicing, and printer control.
Web‑based resin printer host that includes slicing capabilities and real‑time preview.
Desktop version of the original web slicer, offering offline slicing with the same browser‑based engine.
Autodesk’s CAD suite with community slicer add‑ons for direct G‑code export, useful for design‑to‑print pipelines.