Where Is My Pick

What is Where Is My Pick?

Where Is My Pick is a small, single-page tool that makes a 3D-printable guitar pick. You choose one of four shapes (standard, jazz, triangle or teardrop) and set the size with sliders while a 3D preview rotates in the browser.

The sliders cover width (15 to 45 mm), height (20 to 55 mm), thickness (0.5 to 3.5 mm) and tip sharpness (5 to 95 percent). A row of swatches changes only the preview color. The download is a single STL in millimeters, named after the shape and size. There is no option for text, a logo or a grip texture.

It is free, needs no account and runs entirely in the browser. The code is on GitHub (April 2026) without a license file, and the page has no terms, so there is no statement on selling picks. It suits guitar players who want to try different pick shapes and thicknesses.

What you can make

• Standard and jazz guitar picks
• Triangle and teardrop picks
• Thin to heavy picks, 0.5 to 3.5 mm

How to use Where Is My Pick

1. Open the page and pick a shape
2. Set the width, height, thickness and tip sharpness
3. Rotate the preview to check the shape
4. Download the STL and print