Two-sided Round Chip to STL

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Detailed Instructions

Why a forced circle?

Most artwork that “looks round” isn’t actually a perfect circle when traced pixel by pixel. This tool sidesteps that entirely — the outline is a true mathematical circle, and your front and back artwork are each independently sized and positioned within it, rather than the shape being derived from either image.

Choosing your images

  • PNG with transparency works best for clean background detection, though it’s optional — you can skip background removal entirely for either side.
  • Your artwork doesn’t need to fill the whole circle. Whatever space is left over gets filled with a background color you choose, independently for front and back.

Background Removal

Optional and independent per side. A Detail slider per side controls the working resolution used for color detection, separate from the chip’s final size.

Color Detection

Detect colors separately for front and back. Click any swatch to fine-tune that color, or uncheck a color to leave it out of the export.

Positioning Front & Back

Unlike our other two-sided tools, front and back are positioned completely independently here — drag each onto its own circle, or use the Scale and X/Y offset fields for precise placement. The mirror flip needed for correct two-sided printing is applied automatically to the back at export.

Settings & Export

  • Chip diameter — defaults to 40mm, the standard maker chip size. Adjust to any size.
  • Circle resolution — controls how finely the round shape is built, separate from the per-image Detail sliders.
  • Core color — the chip’s structural middle layer, independent of your artwork colors.
  • Front & back background colors — fill whatever space each side’s artwork doesn’t cover.

Click Generate & Download — you’ll get a ZIP with one STL per color. Load them together in your slicer and assign a filament color to each.