NanoDLP

What NanoDLP is

NanoDLP is free resin-slicing software for preparing 3D-print jobs. It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi and ARM devices, along with a browser interface. The software accepts STL, SLC, SVG, OBJ, and PNG input files. Resin slicing converts supported inputs into layer data, and variable layer height is available for controlling how layers are produced. NanoDLP supports both listed generation types. Its output can be PNG images for individual layers or a ZIP or .nanodlp plate container. The browser interface gives users a web-based way to work with supported slicing setups, while desktop and ARM support allow local deployment on the listed systems. The free plan covers the stated capabilities without a subscription charge. NanoDLP is focused on turning supported 3D-model and image files into resin-print layers and plate containers for compatible workflows. The download is provided through the Nano3DTech website.

Who it suits

NanoDLP suits resin 3D-print users working on Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi, ARM devices, or through a browser. It is also relevant when variable layer height and the listed input or output formats are required.

Limits

NanoDLP works with the listed input formats and produces PNG layer images or ZIP or .nanodlp plate containers. Its capabilities are centered on resin slicing and variable layer height.

Getting started

1. Open the Nano3DTech download page
2. Choose Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi, ARM or browser access
3. Import an STL, SLC, SVG, OBJ or PNG file
4. Apply resin slicing with optional variable layer height
5. Generate PNG layer images or a ZIP or .nanodlp plate container

Verdict

NanoDLP provides free resin slicing across desktop, ARM, and browser environments. Its format support and variable layer-height option make it suitable for workflows built around the listed inputs and plate outputs.