DiceForge V0.4.0

Forge dice fit for a dragons hoard

DiceForge is a desktop studio for designing dice you can 3D-print. Pick a shape, number it, engrave it with real fonts or your own artwork, add print supports, and export a clean STL or 3MF — all on your machine, no servers, no sign-up.

Every engraving is true vector geometry cut with a CAD boolean kernel — never rasterized — so your exports are always watertight, print-ready meshes.

What you can make

• 50+ dice shapes across eight families — classic polyhedrals, the Catalan d24/d30/d48/d60/d120, bipyramids, trapezohedra, barrels, crystals, and novelty dice. Each is labeled fair, approximate, or novelty, with a live balance report.
• Reshape your dice — the DiceSmith customizer lets you stretch crystal points, shorten barrels, or reshape teardrops; the die re-sizes to fit.
• Engrave anything — a themed font library (20 bundled fonts + your own .ttf/.otf), pips on d6, two-tone number inlays for multi-color prints, outlined numbers, 6/9 markers, and logo/image engraving (drop in art and it's traced to vectors).
• Per-face control — restyle a single face (a fancy font on the 20), edit all faces at once, or fine-tune the caltrop d4 corner by corner.
• Export — die only, die + supports, supports only, two-tone bodies, or the whole set plated on one build plate. STL or 3MF.

Built for makers

• Real-time 3D viewport with lighting, view presets + hotkeys, an orientation gizmo, and a turntable.
• An in-app illustrated User Guide and hover tooltips on every setting.
• Save and reload your whole set as a project.
• Checks for updates automatically.

Get it

Download, unzip, and run DiceForge.exe — no Python or install required. Windows 64-bit.

DiceForge is free. If it's useful to you, you can support development on Patreon