Calculators & references
Friendly, free tools for file preparation, production planning, material use, and pricing. No account is required, and every result updates as you work.
Look up which production methods and file types work for each product before you design or manufacture.
Look up which production methods and file types work for each product, or which products accept a file format.
Open calculator →Convert common workshop length, mass, and liquid-volume measurements using NIST conversion factors.
Open reference →Resolution, bleed, and sizing for listing-ready artwork.
Convert print size and DPI to pixel dimensions for production-ready artwork.
Open calculator →Convert pixel dimensions and DPI to physical print size.
Open calculator →Add bleed margins to trim dimensions for print-ready files.
Open calculator →Scale designs while preserving proportions.
Open calculator →Estimate how many rectangular parts fit on a sheet, including edge margins and spacing between parts.
Open calculator →Method-specific estimates for print, 3D, laser, and embroidery workflows.
Reference presets by vinyl, DTF, and sublimation transfer type.
Open reference →Template dimensions for mug and tumbler wraps.
Open calculator →Estimate how many transfers fit on a DTF film sheet.
Open calculator →Estimate material cost per 3D print from weight and spool price.
Open calculator →Rough FDM duration from model volume and slicer settings.
Open calculator →Estimate resin material cost per print using slicer weight, bottle price, and a realistic waste allowance.
Open calculator →Compare common nozzle and layer-height relationships before choosing a slicer profile.
Open reference →Cost-plus pricing and Goodiee payout estimates for creators and makers.
Cost-plus pricing for custom goods at your target margin.
Open calculator →Margin and markup from cost and retail price.
Open calculator →Estimate royalties on Goodiee listings after platform fees.
Open calculator →Estimate maker earnings on fulfilled gigs after platform fees.
Open calculator →Estimate an internal hourly machine rate from equipment cost, useful life, maintenance, and electricity.
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