Gridfinity Generator

What is Gridfinity Generator?

Gridfinity Generator is a browser editor built by Swedish developer Marcus Svensson that grew from a weekend experiment into a full tool. Instead of filling in one form per part, you work on a grid and can place several models side by side, which makes it easier to see how a set of bins will sit together.

The editor covers the core Gridfinity pieces: boxes (bins) in custom sizes, baseplates, and cutouts that shape a pocket around an STL of your own object. Designs export as STL files ready for any slicer. An optional account and library let you save models and come back to them later, and paid plans raise the number of saved models, while the basic editor stays free.

It is a friendly middle ground between the very technical OpenSCAD-based generators and full drawer planners. People who like to tinker visually with a handful of bins will get the most out of it.

What you can make

• Gridfinity bins
• Baseplates
• Object-shaped cutouts

How to use Gridfinity Generator

1. Open the editor
2. Add a box, baseplate or cutout to the grid
3. Adjust size and features
4. Export the STL