Opening Skribbles
Unzip the download, open the Skribbles folder and double-click Start Skribbles. It opens in its own window and doesn't need the internet. Step-by-step pictures are on the Download page.
HELP
Getting started.
Quick answers for your first designs. Still stuck? Write to support@skribbles3d.com.
Building a design
Pick parts from the Library on the left, or start from a maker: it draws a whole part (a knob, a screw, a storage drawer) from the sizes you choose. Move, size and join the pieces on the grid, then save your project.
Printing it
Use Print it, step by step. Skribbles lays your design out for the printer, shows any problems one at a time with a fix, lets you pick a printer for each plate, then saves one 3MF file per plate.
Then open each file in your slicer, pick the printer in its name, press Slice, then Print.
Printing in colours
Each plate Skribbles saves is one colour: load that filament first. If two colours end up on one plate, the printer has to swap filament (or you print it in one colour).
Questions
Is Skribbles really free?
Yes. Skribbles and every pack in the download are free. Tips through Support Skribbles are welcome, but they unlock nothing.
Do I need an account?
No. There's nothing to sign in to, no codes and no keys.
Does Skribbles send my designs anywhere?
No. Your designs stay on your computer. See Privacy.
Can I sell what I make?
Yes, your designs are yours. You can't sell or share Skribbles itself, or the Library parts and packs on their own. See the EULA.
Does it work on a Mac?
Not yet. Skribbles runs on Windows 10 and 11.
Contact
Email support@skribbles3d.com. Tell us what you were doing and what happened; a screenshot helps.