Frequently asked questions

Bakery Form produces an STL file — the ready-to-print model. To get the physical object you need a 3D printer or an online printing service: the file is a standard format and works with either.

Every source image you create counts as one creation, whether you describe it in words or upload a photo of your own. If the generation fails, that creation comes back to you.

You pay for the lettering, not for its variants. Composing a word counts as one creation, like any other source drawing; once it exists you can change the font, the base shape, the alignment and the size as many times as you like at no cost. Every font is available to everyone, so you can see the same word in 3D in each of them before printing.

No. The creations you buy stay on your account until you use them: they are not wiped at the end of the month and they have no expiry date. Packs add up, so buying another does not cancel what is left of the first.

From your account page: pick a pack and pay once with Stripe. There is no subscription and no automatic renewal, so there is nothing to cancel; the creations are available right after the payment.

No. Once you have the source image you can recompute the geometry as often as you like — size, blade, thickness, mould type — at no cost. You pay for the idea, not for the attempts.

Payments go through Stripe: your card never reaches our servers, and Stripe emails you the receipt right after the payment. The price shown on the pricing page is what you pay, VAT included.