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Cavity (Genform)

Turn any STL into printable rigid or silicone mold pieces with sprues and vents; Genform account and plan

Cavity (Genform) is a paid browser tool for casting copies of your own models without CAD. Genform plan required: Starter $29 a month or Business $49 a month ($19 and $39 for the first 12 months when you subscribe by Nov 12, 2026); free 7-day Starter trial for verified new accounts, no card. Exports STL. Last checked .

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What is Cavity (Genform)?

Cavity is a browser-based mold generator from Genform, the company behind PlakHaus and LumHaus. You upload an STL of the object you want to cast, and Cavity repairs common mesh problems, looks for a pull direction and a split that will release from the mold, and builds the mold pieces around it. A heatmap shows where undercuts or trapped areas would stop the part from coming out.

You can choose a rigid mold split into several printed blocks, or a flexible silicone mold held by a printed supporting shell for shapes with deeper undercuts. Before export you set the joints, fasteners, handles, a sprue and vents for the casting material and air. The pieces download as separate binary STL files in a ZIP. Genform says the geometry runs on your device, so the uploaded STL is not sent away for processing.

The studio needs a Genform account: opening it sends you to the sign-in page. Every Genform plan includes Cavity: Starter is $29 a month and Business $49 a month, with a launch price of $19 and $39 for the first 12 months if you subscribe by November 12, 2026, and verified new accounts get a free 7-day Starter trial without a card. Genform confirmed that the Business plan covers commercial use of Cavity, so casts may be sold on that plan. It suits makers who cast resin, plaster, wax or soap copies of their own models and want the mold without CAD.

What you can make

  • Multi-piece rigid molds
  • Silicone molds with a printed shell
  • Molds with sprue and vents
  • Casting molds from your own STL

How to use Cavity

  1. Sign in to Genform and open Cavity Studio
  2. Upload the STL of the object you want to cast
  3. Pick a rigid or silicone mold and check the split
  4. Add sprue, vents and joints, then export the ZIP of STL pieces

What you'll need to print it

Filament and parts that suit what you make with Cavity.

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Cavity pros

  • Finds a demoldable split and shows undercuts before you print
  • Rigid multi-piece or flexible silicone mold workflows
  • Sprue, vents, joints and handles are built into the pieces

Cavity cons

  • Needs a Genform account and a paid plan after the 7-day trial
  • Selling casts needs the Business plan, and only while it is active

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