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Dice Studio (MakerLab)

Design custom d4 to d20 dice with numbers, pips, emoji, icons or your own SVG

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About Dice Studio (MakerLab)

Dice Studio is a free community generator in MakerWorld's MakerLab for making your own tabletop dice. You choose a d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 or d20, including variants that repeat numbers across extra faces, and then decide what goes on every face.

Faces can carry pips, numbers, text, emoji, built-in icons or your own SVG artwork. You set the die size, edge rounding, engraving depth and font, and spin a live 3D preview to check each side. A high quality preview shows the real engraved solid, and each export runs a full solid geometry pass so the model comes out watertight. Designs can be saved and reopened later, and all processing happens in your browser.

It needs a MakerWorld account but has no paid tiers. It suits RPG groups making themed sets, board gamers replacing lost dice, teachers and anyone who wants decision dice with their own words.

What you can make

  • Custom RPG dice sets
  • Replacement board game dice
  • Decision dice with words
  • Icon and emoji dice

How to use it

  1. Sign in and open Dice Studio in MakerLab
  2. Pick a die type and size
  3. Set each face to numbers, pips, text, icons or SVG
  4. Export and print

Good

  • All common polyhedral dice from d4 to d20
  • Custom SVG artwork on any face
  • Watertight export and saveable designs

Not so good

  • MakerWorld account required
  • Recent tool (August 2026)
  • Engraved faces need painting or a fine nozzle to stand out

What you'll need to print it

Materials and parts that give the best results with Dice Studio (MakerLab).

Matte PLA for signs and Gridfinity

Matte filament hides layer lines and cuts glare, so raised lettering on signs and nameplates stays readable from any angle and a drawer full of bins looks uniform.

0.2 mm nozzle for fine detail

A 0.2 mm nozzle lays thinner lines, so tiny keychain text, small HueForge features and delicate edges come out sharp instead of blobby. Keep abrasive glow and wood filaments away from stainless 0.2 mm nozzles.

Resin for detailed prints

The right resin decides whether the fine detail in AI-generated models and terrain survives printing, and tougher ABS-like blends resist cracking when you remove supports.

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