NanoDLP
NanoDLP is free resin-slicing software for preparing 3D-print jobs.
What NanoDLP is
NanoDLP is free resin-slicing software for preparing 3D-print jobs. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi, and ARM devices, and it also offers a browser interface. Supported inputs include STL, SLC, SVG, OBJ, and PNG files. The software provides resin slicing and variable layer height, and it supports both listed generation types. Output can be PNG images for individual layers or a ZIP or .nanodlp plate container. Users can therefore work locally on desktop or ARM systems, or through the web interface, depending on their setup. NanoDLP focuses on converting supported model and image files into layer data and plate containers for resin-print workflows. The free plan covers the stated capabilities without a subscription charge. Downloads are provided through the Nano3DTech website.
Good
- Free resin-slicing software
- Supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and ARM
- Browser interface is available
- Variable layer height included
- Accepts five listed input formats
Watch out
- Output is limited to listed PNG or plate containers
- Focused on resin-slicing workflows
- Requires compatible printing setup
Who it suits
NanoDLP suits resin 3D-print users who need slicing on desktop, ARM, Raspberry Pi, or through a browser. It is also suitable for workflows using the listed model and image formats.
Verdict
NanoDLP provides free slicing across desktop, ARM, and browser environments, with variable layer height and broad listed input support. Its usefulness depends on whether your workflow accepts its PNG or plate-container outputs.
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