3D Splitter — Auto Split into Printable Parts

Yes. Any model uploaded to Meshy runs through Auto Split regardless of where it was generated, because it operates on the mesh geometry directly. STL and other standard formats are supported on upload.

Yes, it is a core use case. Auto Split calculates the geometry and cuts an oversized model into plate size parts that print in batches and assemble afterward, instead of scaling the model down.

Manual splitting means defining cut planes, capping open surfaces, checking for non-manifold geometry, re-exporting, and arranging parts in a slicer, which often takes 30 to 60 minutes. Auto Split runs cut, cap, and arrangement in one operation of about 40 seconds, and checks that the parts fit back together.

Yes. Splitting by color zone means each part prints in a single filament, which removes the color transitions that create purge waste on AMS printers like the Bambu Lab X1C. Assemble the parts after printing.

One click exports a print ready 3MF to Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, and ElegooSlicer, with part arrangement included. For other slicers, export the 3MF and import it manually.

The current release places cuts automatically along the model's structure. Direct, language based control over the split, such as "separate the arms" or "four parts for a 256 mm plate," is in development.

Auto Split currently supports untextured draft models and is optimized for multicolor figures, oversized models, and articulated designs. Textured model support is in development.