Sketch, dimension and model real, printable parts with Apple Pencil. Parametric CAD that’s fast to learn, on iPad and Mac.
Free to start · iPad and Mac · Requires Apple Pencil on iPad


A pipe hook, start to finish, in six steps. Every number you type stays editable, so changing your mind later is one tap away.
Start on an origin plane, a Construction Plane or any flat face of a solid, and draw with lines, arcs, circles and more.
Tap a line and enter its length on the number pad. The constraint solver keeps everything else in place.
Tap a piece to remove it back to where other shapes cross it. Two circles and two lines become a J.
Tap the profile and set a length. The preview updates live before you apply it, and lands in the History.
Through, blind, countersunk or counterbored, placed on any face. Fillets, chamfers and threads work the same way.
Export STL, OBJ or STEP, or send it straight to your slicer with Part3D Bridge.
The same sketch-and-feature workflow as desktop CAD, built on a real B-rep kernel. Just the tools you need, where you expect them.

From the first line to an exported part, without leaving the app.
Constraint-solved 2D sketches. Dimension anything; drag what isn’t fixed.
Solid features that stay editable in the History.
Check your part, then get it out to the printer or another CAD tool.
Part3D Bridge is a small helper for your computer. Your iPad finds it on the network, and one tap opens the part in your slicer. No cables, no cloud, no IP addresses.

Start a part on the couch with Apple Pencil, finish it at your desk with a mouse and trackpad. Same app, same files, one purchase.

One payment for a lifetime license, or support development with a subscription. Either way, iPad and Mac are included.
or $5.99/month or $39.99/year
One license covers iPad and Mac.
Download and start modeling today. Up to 3 projects.
Part3D is parametric CAD for iPad and Mac, made for hobbyists and 3D printing enthusiasts. You sketch in 2D, turn sketches into solids with features like Extrude, Fillet and Hole, and export the result for printing or for other CAD tools.
No. Part3D is designed to be easy for beginners. Our tutorials on YouTube and the user manual walk you through your first parts.
On iPad, yes: you need an Apple Pencil or a compatible stylus. On Mac, you use your mouse or trackpad like in any other CAD software.
No. Part3D runs entirely on your device. The network is only used when you send a part to your slicer with Part3D Bridge or sync files with iCloud.
Part3D exports STL and OBJ for printing, and imports and exports STEP to work with other CAD software like Fusion, Onshape or SolidWorks.
For brackets, enclosures, adapters and most parts you’d 3D print, yes. For very large assemblies or production drawings, you’ll still want full desktop CAD.