How it works
- 01
Tell us what you want to make
Upload a 3D file or reference image, or share a design link. Add the size, quantity, and delivery PIN code.
Model file, reference link or image - 02
Find the right print partner
Compare available quotes, printer profiles, and timelines. Choose the partner that fits your project.
Compare prices and timelines - 03
Confirm the details with your printer
Work with your selected printer to confirm the details and payment, follow progress, and arrange delivery.
Keep updates with your request
You choose before making a commitment. Sending a request doesn’t place an order. Agree the scope, price, payment, and delivery with your printer.
I don’t know anything about 3D printing. Can I still start?
Yes. You can start a request with a photo, sketch or reference link. Tell the printer what the object should do and how big it should be. They can assess what is possible and any design work needed.
How much does a custom print cost?
Each project is quoted individually in rupees. The design, size, material, quantity, finishing, and delivery all affect the price. Compare available quotes, then confirm the final scope and cost with your selected printer before production.
Can I request just one piece?
Yes, you can submit a request for one piece or a larger quantity. Your printer will confirm what they can make, the price, and the production time.
Can I get a print delivered to my city?
Add your six-digit Indian PIN code to the request. Delivery availability, charges, and timelines depend on the printer and project, so confirm these with your chosen partner before paying.
How do payments work?
You pay your selected printer directly using the payment details you agree together. Keep the agreed specification and payment acknowledgements with your request. Mini Objects does not hold the payment for your print.
I own a 3D printer. How can I join?
Select Join as a print partner to open printer onboarding in a new tab. Sign in or create a Mini Objects account, then add your equipment, capabilities, and portfolio. Applications are reviewed before printers can quote on requests. Approved printers use prepaid bid credits; there is no subscription.