PrintPal surpasses 100,000 Users

Peter Lebiedzinski

15 Dec 2025 — 2 min read

CHICAGO, IL – December 15, 2025 – PrintPal, an AI-powered 3D design platform, has reached 100,000 users eight months after launching in April 2025. The platform allows users to generate 3D models from text descriptions or images without traditional CAD software or technical training.

The platform addresses two primary barriers in 3D design: technical complexity and cost. Traditional CAD software requires months of training and expensive licenses. PrintPal's AI handles model generation, mesh optimization, and print preparation automatically.

Platform Features

PrintPal offers three main features:

AI Design Studio: Generates print-ready 3D models from text prompts or images in seconds. Models export in STL, OBJ, and GLB formats. The platform includes beginner-friendly style presets like "Cartoonify Yourself," "Sculptify It," and "Sketch to 3D" that automatically optimize and transform images before 3D generation, eliminating the need for users to understand prompting techniques or image preparation.
Community Marketplace: Users can share and sell designs. The platform offers manufacturing services through printing partners, allowing creators to offer physical prints of their models without handling production themselves.
Educational Academy: Free courses covering 3D printing fundamentals and AI-assisted design. Includes video lessons, guides, and non-accredited certificates.

Lowering Barriers to Entry

PrintPal addresses two traditional barriers in 3D design:

Technical Barrier: The platform eliminates the need for CAD software expertise. Users can generate high quality 3D models without learning traditional 3D modeling tools, making the technology accessible to students, hobbyists, and non-technical users.
Cost Barrier: Core features including AI generation, design tools, and educational content are free or extremely affordably priced. Physical printing services are available for $8 flat rate with free shipping anywhere in the US, significantly below typical 3D printing service costs.

"What's most exciting about this technology is that it lowers the barrier to entry for 3D creation. When anyone can turn an idea into a model, you create real impact. The 100,000 users are simply a reflection of that." - Peter Lebiedzinski

About PrintPal

PrintPal is an AI-powered 3D printing platform based in Chicago, Illinois. The platform enables users to create, share, and manufacture 3D models without CAD expertise. Founded by Peter Lebiedzinski and launched in April 2025, PrintPal now serves over 100,000 users worldwide.

Try out the 3D Generation tool today here: PrintPal

For media inquiries, partnership opportunities, or educational program information, contact: lebiedzinskip@printpal.io

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