Linux / Intel / AMD 64-bit
Slic3r-1.3.0-x86_64.AppImage
Official files
5 downloadable files for this selection.
Slic3r-1.3.0-x86_64.AppImage
Slic3r-1.3.0.32bit.zip
Slic3r-1.3.0.64bit.zip
slic3r-1.3.0-linux-x64.tar.bz2
slic3r-1.3.0.dmg
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Get this and all the newer releases on https://slic3r.org/download
Read full release notes →Export Config Bundle to capture all profiles; a single Export Config contains only the selected presets.
Open official preservation source ↗Load the bundle in a test data directory, save imported presets, then compare Preview and G-code before replacing an established setup.
Open official validation source ↗Slic3r is the original open-source project started in 2011 to turn 3D models into printer toolpaths and G-code. It provides a desktop Plater, detailed configuration and a scriptable command-line interface.
Sources reviewed:It remains distinctive for lean RepRap-era workflows and batch automation: the same slicer can be driven from its GUI or scripted with explicit export and print settings.
Windows is distributed as a ZIP without an installer; keep the libexec folder beside the executables. On macOS, drag the app from the DMG to Applications. On Linux, extract and run the shell script, and install the distro’s freeglut package as noted on the download page.
Make settings explicit in automation; command-line mode may not inherit the active GUI presets.
Open official instructions ↗Confirm whether the action affects one preset, a project or the entire configuration set.
Open official instructions ↗Inspect the generated geometry or toolpath before sending it to a printer.
Open official instructions ↗The manual lists STL, OBJ, AMF and 3MF.
Check the source ↗Yes. It can slice models, export several formats and receive the GUI’s slicing options as command-line switches.
Check the source ↗It is the workspace for loading and arranging one or more models before slicing.
Check the source ↗No. Extract the ZIP and run Slic3r.exe; do not move or delete the adjacent libexec folder.
Check the source ↗1 release in the GitHub release archive
5 public application files
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This is the original Slic3r project, separate from PrusaSlicer and its forks. Check printer, filament and print presets before reusing an older configuration.
Project documentation ↗A .3mf file holds model or project data. Opening it does not install the slicer. After opening a project, check the printer, nozzle and material settings.
Files are hosted by the developers. Before installing, check their system requirements and release notes. A file labelled for your platform does not establish the minimum OS version.
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