LayerLift

Timelapses from 3D-printer slicer G-code. Filament, plate, lighting, and camera are yours to set. Files stay on device.

by @mattyxbAdded Sep 16, 2026

I built a web app called LayerLift that allows you to super easily create timelapses from your 3d Printer's slicer Gcode files. Change the filament, build plate, lighting, motion, speed, camera style & more. Try it out at layerlift.studio

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