Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
QRelieve turns QR codes into 3D-printable objects
A browser-based generator for QR codes made from links or Wi-Fi details, with downloads offered as two-color 3MF, STL, PNG, or SVG.
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$Paid
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◉Human
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- For
- 3D-printer owners, restaurants, and Wi-Fi hosts
- Worth noticing
- The page says QR data, uploaded logos, and Wi-Fi details stay on the device rather than going to a server.
Field notes
The interface includes Wi-Fi network and security fields, with an option for hidden networks, alongside ordinary link entry. Users can add a logo, raised text, or an emoji silhouette, and adjust the relief height; the page recommends 1.2 mm. It describes the 3MF as a base and raised QR saved with two colors, while also listing PNG, SVG, and a zipped STL option.
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