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Taghaus (Genform)

Two-color QR identity cards in five templates, exported as STL or Bambu 3MF; Genform account to export

Taghaus (Genform) is a paid browser tool for a printed QR contact card for yourself. Free to try in the browser; export needs a Genform plan: Starter $29 a month or Business $49 a month ($19 and $39 for the first 12 months by Nov 12, 2026); free 7-day Starter trial, no card. Exports STL and 3MF; an account is needed to download. Last checked 13 October 2026.

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Price: Free to try in the browser; export needs a Genform plan: Starter $29 a month or Business $49 a month ($19 and $39 for the first 12 months by Nov 12, 2026); free 7-day Starter trial, no card
Runs on: Browser
Exports: STL, 3MF
Multicolor: Yes
Account: Required to download
Open source: No
Skill level: Beginner: fill in a form
Best for: A printed QR contact card for yourself
Selling prints: On a paid plan Confirmed by Genform by email on 13 October 2026: the Business plan ($49 a month) includes commercial use of every tool, Taghaus included, while the license is active; Starter is for personal use. The generated STL and 3MF files themselves may never be sold or shared.
How we checked: Opened the generator Opened the Taghaus editor without an account: five templates, profile fields, two-color palettes, Bambu printer presets and a live 85.6 mm card preview; clicking 2 x STL showed 'Open this program from your Genform account before exporting'
Checked by: Mike Janssen
Last checked: 13 October 2026

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What is Taghaus (Genform)?

Taghaus is a browser editor from Genform for printed personal cards with a working QR code. You fill in a profile (name, monogram, role, location, status, phone, website, email, a short statement and a few stats), set where the QR code points, and see the card as a two-color 3D relief at bank card size, 53.98 by 85.60 mm. Several profiles can be saved and switched, and there is a share link for the profile.

There are five templates: Signal (a vertical card with QR, contact details and stats), Mono (a large monogram with a corner QR), Orbit (a dark face with a round frame and a central QR), Index (serif type with a two-column grid) and Pass (a ticket-style split). The style tab sets the color order (black on ivory or ivory on black) and how far the QR, text panel and details stand out. The print tab has presets for Bambu Lab printers, width, height and base thickness, and a fine 0.2 mm or balanced 0.4 mm detail profile; the default card is 2.6 mm thick.

The editor opens without an account, but export (two STLs or a Bambu 3MF with both colors) asks you to open it from a Genform account. Taghaus is in every Genform plan: Starter $29 a month or Business $49 a month, with launch prices of $19 and $39 for the first 12 months if you subscribe by November 12, 2026, and a free 7-day Starter trial for verified new accounts. It suits makers who want a printed contact or networking card for themselves and own a printer with an AMS or a way to swap filament.