Professional Full-Color 3D Prints — Photo-Realistic, No Painting Required

Instead of one spool of one color, the printer lays down thousands of tiny colored droplets and cures them in place, one layer at a time. The result is a solid part where every square millimeter of the surface can be a different color — a skin tone here, a logo there, a wood grain on the base — and it is baked into the material, not painted on top.

The system prints in over 10 million colors with layer heights as fine as 10 microns (a human hair is about 70 microns). Raised textures up to 5 mm can be modeled directly into the surface, so a leather grain, a fabric weave, or a topographic map is real geometry, not a flat texture map. The build area is 420 × 330 × 130 mm — big enough for a table-sized architectural block, a bust the size of a football, or dozens of miniatures in one run.

Marketing and product samples. Take a 3D rendering from your product team and turn it into a physical, colored sample you can hand to a customer or take to a trade show. No painting, no waiting on a sample house.

Custom figurines and mini-mes. Turn a photograph of a person, pet, or family into a lifelike statuette. Skin, hair, clothing, and background props all render at once.

Architectural and topographic models. Real estate, urban planning, and civil engineering projects come alive with color-coded zones, elevation shading, and printed labels.

Medical and educational models. Anatomical models with color-coded tissue, geological cross-sections, character education pieces — anything where color helps the viewer understand what they are looking at.

Gifts, trophies, and awards. Personalized, permanent, and unlike anything a customer has seen before.

For a colored print we need geometry plus color. That usually means a textured OBJ, a PLY with vertex colors, a colored 3MF, or a VRML/WRL. If you only have a plain STL, we can help texture-map it in our design studio, or generate colors from photographs during reverse engineering.

Turnaround for the first color runs will be one to two weeks while we dial in profiles. Once production is stable we expect three-to-five business day lead times for most models. Because we are still commissioning the printer, pricing is quoted per project — send us your model and target quantity and we will come back with a firm number and a print date.