stl

.stlStereolithography File

3D Systems · 1987

Desenvolvedor
3D Systems
Categoria
3D e CAD
Tipo MIME
application/sla
Primeiro lançamento
1987
Formato aberto
Sim
Assinatura do arquivo
73 6F 6C 69 64 (solid, ASCII) or 80 bytes header (binary)

O que é um arquivo .stl?

STL (Stereolithography) is the most widely used file format for 3D printing. It describes the surface geometry of a 3D object using triangular facets without any color, texture, or material information. STL files come in both ASCII and binary formats, with binary being preferred for its smaller file size. The format's simplicity makes it universally supported by 3D printers, slicers, and CAD software.

Programas que abrem arquivos .stl

PlataformaPrograma
Windows3D BuilderGrátisOficial
BlenderGrátis
CuraGrátis
macOSBlenderGrátis
MeshLabGrátis

Problemas comuns com arquivos .stl

⚠️ Cannot open .stl file
Install one of the recommended programs listed above. For a free option, try the first free program in the list.
⚠️ .stl file is corrupted
Try re-downloading the file. If the file was transferred, ensure the transfer completed without errors.

Perguntas frequentes

What program opens .stl files?

.stl files can be opened with several programs. 3D Builder is one of the most popular choices.

Is .stl a safe file format?

Generally yes, .stl files are safe to open with appropriate software.

Can I convert .stl to another format?

Yes, there are many online and offline tools available to convert .stl files. Check the conversion section above for specific methods.

Detalhes técnicos

Stereolithography File files use the application/sla MIME type and were first introduced in 1987 by 3D Systems. The file can be identified by its signature: 73 6F 6C 69 64 (solid, ASCII) or 80 bytes header (binary).

Você sabia?

Stereolithography File was first released in 1987 by 3D Systems

Informações de segurança

.stl files are generally safe to open. However, always ensure your software is up to date to protect against potential vulnerabilities.

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