Open. Get your bearings.
Browse your STL files and keep your camera where you left it. Find the right model, not another loading screen.
Your models deserve a quicker look.
Open, inspect, and repair STL files in a
focused, native Windows app.
Free to use. Yours to support.
Not a CAD suite. Not another slicer.
Just the right tool for the step in between.
Browse your STL files and keep your camera where you left it. Find the right model, not another loading screen.
Run mesh analysis when you need it. Inspect the details without putting analysis in the way of every file you open.
Run the repair workflow, review the result, and save a separate file. Your original stays your original.
Built for the moments when you just need to see the mesh, understand the problem, and move on.
A purpose-built desktop tool, with a focused interface and local processing.
Viewing comes first. Analysis and repair happen when you ask for them.
Review your repair and save a separate copy. No need to overwrite where you started.
A note on repair — Repair has model and resource limits. Always inspect your exported result; a repaired mesh is not a guarantee of printability.
Caliper is free to use. If it earns a place in your
toolbox, help keep its development moving.
The proposed model is free use with optional voluntary support. No paid feature tiers are part of this landing concept.
Caliper currently focuses on STL files on Windows x64. Final system requirements and release notes will accompany the public download.
The documented viewing, analysis and repair workflow processes your model locally. The visualization on this page is an original synthetic model, not an uploaded user file.
No. Geometry repair does not certify wall thickness, supports, material suitability or printability. Inspect the result in your own printing workflow.