Rangoli Stencil & Cookie Cutter Maker
Turn any rangoli design, mandala, drawing, logo or letter into a 3D printed rangoli stencil, a cookie cutter with a matching stamp, or a fondant and clay stamp. Upload your own picture or start from ready mandalas and shapes; loose parts are joined with thin bridges so every stencil prints in one piece.
Rendered from files made with this toolChoose a design
Upload a rangoli, mandala, kolam or line drawing (a transparent PNG works best), pick a ready shape, or type letters.
Make it printable
Choose a rangoli stencil, a cookie cutter or a stamp. Set the size, plate shape, thickness and bridges, and check it in 3D.
Print and use
Print flat with no supports. Fill the stencil with rangoli powder, or bake with the cutter and stamp.
At a glance
| Makes | Rangoli stencils, cookie cutters, cookie and fondant stamps |
|---|---|
| Stencils | 80–280 mm, round, square or rounded plates, 0.6–3 mm thick |
| Designs | Your picture or PNG, ready rangoli mandalas, shapes, letters and numbers |
| Cutters | 30–160 mm, 8–30 mm tall, thin top edge, 0–8 mm flange |
| Files | Binary STL in a single zip |
One design, one price
per design · paid by card · download again any time
- Rangoli stencils from your own design or a ready mandala, in round, square or rounded plates
- Loose parts joined with thin bridges, so the stencil is one piece
- Cookie cutters with a thin cutting edge, a flange and a matching stamp
- Fondant, clay and soap stamps with mirrored details and a handle
- Letters and numbers, plus ready shapes: heart, star, flower, lotus and more
- A commercial license: sell the stencils, cutters and the files
Making these often? A monthly plan includes up to 10 designs a day, for every tool.
Commercial license included
Make it, sell it. The files are yours to use.
Every download, bought on its own or with a plan, comes with a commercial license. A copy with your name and order number is saved as LICENSE.txt in the zip.
Read the license- Print the files as often as you like, for yourself or for customers.
- Sell the printed objects anywhere: your shop, Etsy, Amazon, Instagram, fairs.
- Sell or share the files themselves, as they are or changed in any way.
- Change, remix and combine the files with your own work.
- No royalties, no attribution required, and the license never expires.
Questions people ask
How do I make a 3D printed rangoli stencil?
Upload your rangoli or mandala design (a PNG with a transparent background works best) or choose the ready mandala. The lines of the design become the plastic and the spaces between them are cut through, so the powder falls into the pattern. Print it flat in PLA or PETG.
Will small parts of my rangoli fall out?
No. Pieces that would be loose, like dots and inner petals, are joined to the stencil with thin bridges you can make wider or narrower. The stencil prints as one piece.
Can I use it for Diwali, Pongal or Onam kolam designs?
Yes. Any design works: rangoli, kolam, alpana, mandala or a name. Make it as big as your printer allows, up to 280 mm, or print several and place them side by side.
What pictures make good cookie cutters?
A clear silhouette or a line drawing on a plain background. The outside line becomes the cutter; the lines inside can become a matching stamp that presses details into the dough.
Are 3D printed cookie cutters food safe?
Use a filament sold as food-safe, keep the cutter for short contact only, and wash it by hand. Many bakers put a sheet of cling film between cutter and dough.
Can I sell the stencils and cutters?
Yes. Every download comes with a commercial license for the prints and the files.