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GridfinityStudio (gridfinitystudio.com)

Plan a whole Gridfinity drawer in 3D, with bins, baseplates and photo-traced tool holders, then export STLs

GridfinityStudio (gridfinitystudio.com) is a freemium browser tool for planning a full Gridfinity drawer before printing. Free to design and export single STLs (free account); Maker License $89 one-time, Workshop License $229 one-time. Exports STL. Last checked 6 October 2026.

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At a glance

Price: Free to design and export single STLs (free account); Maker License $89 one-time, Workshop License $229 one-time
Runs on: Browser
Exports: STL
Multicolor: No, single color
Account: Required to download
Open source: No
Skill level: Easy: a few settings to tune
Best for: Planning a full Gridfinity drawer before printing
Selling prints: On a paid plan Commercial use is included in the Workshop License ($229 one-time); the free plan and Maker License are for personal use.
How we checked: Read the tool page and docs Homepage, pricing, terms and open-source attribution read (GridFlock baseplates, free planner, $89 Maker and $229 Workshop licenses (founder pricing ended, confirmed by the maker), commercial use in Workshop); submitted through the site by its maker
Last checked: 6 October 2026

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Sources: GridfinityStudio, GridfinityStudio terms, Open-source attribution (GridFlock) (checked 6 October 2026)

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About this generator

GridfinityStudio plans a complete Gridfinity drawer instead of one bin at a time. You enter the drawer's width, depth and height in millimeters or inches, see how many Gridfinity cells fit, and then add, arrange and stack bins in a 3D view. Bins can have dividers, labels, scoops, stacking lips and cutouts, half-grid spacing gives finer control, and you can import existing Gridfinity STL models into the layout. Baseplates are generated to fit the drawer, including the leftover space, using the open-source GridFlock generator.

For tools, a photo trace turns a picture of the tool into a fitted holder, and you can edit the traced outline. Before printing, a print queue shows estimated filament, cost and print time, groups the parts per printer and lets you tick off what is printed and installed. Saved projects can be changed and exported again when your collection grows.

Designing needs no account. A free account exports individual STL files and keeps one saved project. The Maker License ($89 one-time) adds full drawer ZIP exports, unlimited projects and 25 photo traces; the Workshop License ($229 one-time) adds commercial use and 100 traces. There is no subscription, and extra trace credits will be sold separately.

What you can make

Gridfinity drawer layouts
Gridfinity bins with dividers, labels and scoops
Baseplates that fit the drawer
Tool holders traced from photos

How to use GridfinityStudio

Enter your drawer dimensions
Add and arrange bins in the 3D view
Generate the baseplate for the drawer
Export the STL files (free account) or the full ZIP (license)

What you'll need to print it

Filament and parts that suit what you make with GridfinityStudio.

Matte PLA

6 x 2 mm magnets

Digital calipers

Also handy

Print removal and cleanup tools

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Bambu Lab Maker's Supply ESD Stainless Steel Tweezers Set Bambu Lab

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GridfinityStudio pros

Plans the whole drawer: bins, stacks and fitting baseplates together
Photo trace for fitted tool holders
Print queue with filament, cost and time estimates

GridfinityStudio cons

Exporting needs a free account; the full drawer ZIP and photo tracing need an $89 license
Commercial use only with the $229 Workshop License
New, so features and prices may still change