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STL topology check

STL Manifold Checker

Find out whether your STL is manifold and closed before sending it to a slicer.

Check your STL topology

Upload an STL file up to 25 MiB.

Select a non-empty .stl file, up to 25 MiB.

How it works

The checker examines the edges shared by STL triangles and counts open boundaries, non-manifold connections and disconnected shells.

What the results mean

A manifold mesh has a consistent surface around each edge. Open edges and non-manifold edges can confuse slicers; disconnected shells may be intentional but deserve review.

FAQ

What is a manifold mesh?

It is a mesh whose surface joins consistently without ambiguous edge connections.

Are disconnected shells always wrong?

No. Separate parts can be deliberate, but they may need separate printing decisions.

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