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NederPrint

Dutch-language 3D city maps of anywhere in the Netherlands, with a free multicolor 3MF export and no account

NederPrint is a free browser tool for a model of your own Dutch street or town. Free 3MF export, no account; printed maps to order from €15. Exports 3MF. Last checked 13 October 2026.

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At a glance

Price: Free 3MF export, no account; printed maps to order from €15
Runs on: Browser
Exports: 3MF
Multicolor: Yes
Account: Not needed
Open source: No
Skill level: Easy: a few settings to tune
Best for: A model of your own Dutch street or town
Selling prints: Not allowed The terms (in Dutch) grant only a personal, non-commercial right to use exported 3MF files; selling prints, printing for others for a fee and passing on the files need prior written permission from the operator, Cloud & Code Consulting, by email.
How we checked: Opened the generator Opened the 3D map on Leiden without an account, read the options panel and made a print preview (460 objects, 81,004 triangles, 100 x 100 mm); the 3MF export first asks you to tick a personal-use agreement, so no file was downloaded; 3MF export page and terms read
Checked by: Mike Janssen
Last checked: 13 October 2026

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Sources: NederPrint (Dutch), NederPrint 3MF export (Dutch), NederPrint terms (Dutch) (checked 13 October 2026)

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What is NederPrint?

NederPrint turns any spot in the Netherlands into a 3D-printable city or neighborhood map. You search an address or postcode, drag the frame over the area and open a print preview that shows the buildings, roads, water, terrain and green areas as they will be exported. The buildings and terrain come from PDOK's open Dutch 3D data (built from the BAG, BGT and AHN registers), and the site adds its own detailed models of 337 landmarks, such as the Dom Tower, the Euromast and Efteling rides. The site is in Dutch only.

The options panel sets the shape (1:1, 2:3, 3:4, 1:2 or a hexagon), the longest side from 80 to 400 mm, the base plate, an optional raised rim and the height exaggeration (0.5x to 5x, since the Netherlands is flat). Beta switches add trees from OpenStreetMap, hide buildings built after a chosen year, cut the model into 15 to 25 mm jigsaw pieces, or split a large area into square tiles delivered as a ZIP. Colors are set per class from seven themes or a list of 55 Bambu Lab PLA colors, and the classes are merged down to the number of colors your printer can handle.

The export is a 3MF with one object per building, either with a filament slot per part (a project that Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer open with the slots filled in) or with the color painted on the mesh. It is free and needs no account. NederPrint also sells finished prints, from 15 euros for a 100 mm map at the current sale price. Before each download you tick that the file is for personal, non-commercial use; selling prints needs written permission. It suits Dutch makers who want a model of their own street or a housewarming gift.