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Elegoo opens Nexprint, a shared library for 3D models with creator rewards

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Elegoo opens Nexprint, a shared library for 3D models with creator rewards
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Elegoo has launched Nexprint, an online platform where users share and download 3D models. It links to Elegoo Slicer and OrcaSlicer and rewards creators for original designs. The platform is in an early stage.

Key facts
  • Platform for sharing and downloading 3D models, announced 4 August 2025
  • Integrated with Elegoo Slicer and OrcaSlicer
  • Creators earn points, contest prizes and priority exposure
  • Currently in early stage

What does Nexprint offer?

Nexprint combines official Elegoo model libraries with user-generated content and is optimised for Elegoo printers. It integrates with Elegoo Slicer and OrcaSlicer, so models can go to most printers on the market. It also aggregates models from other platforms, so users can browse without switching sites.

How are creators rewarded?

Creators get a points-based system, regular competitions with prizes, priority exposure for top models and dedicated support channels. Elegoo VP Ryan Siu described the aim as an open ecosystem driven by community feedback.

What it means

For industrial users this is of little direct relevance. Nexprint targets hobbyists and desktop users, not production parts. Models from community libraries carry no qualification or material data, so they do not replace validated designs for manufacturing.

Frequently asked questions

Which slicers work with Nexprint?

It is integrated with Elegoo Slicer and OrcaSlicer, so models can be sent to most printers on the market.

How do creators benefit?

They receive points for designs, take part in competitions with prizes, and top models get priority exposure and recommendations.

Read the original reports
  1. ELEGOO news, 4 Aug 2025

This summary was written with the help of AI from the linked reports, under the editorial responsibility of Svetozar Kolesar.