3D meets DIY.

Turn your amazing 3D models into even more amazing do-it-yourself projects. Download the free app now.

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3 Ways to use 123D Make:

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Free for your PC or Mac

Desktop app includes extra control over your pattern options for serious makers.

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Free apps for iPhone and iPad

Free for iPhone and iPad

Preview what you can create with 123D Make using this fun iOS app.

Available on the App Store

Free software

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Use the web app for small projects. Try out the new folded paper technique!

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Quick start guide

Essential information to get you up-and-running in minutes!

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Tutorials

View easy-to-follow tutorials as well as professional tips and tricks.

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Forum

Interact with members online: ask questions, share info, have fun!

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Who’s making what:

Some of our favorite projects from the gallery. View all projects

Download for PC or Mac

PC and Mac downloads, updates and requirements for 123D Make.

Download for PC Version 1.3 10/3/2013

View PC system requirements

  • Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit), Windows® XP Professional or Home Edition (SP3), or Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (SP2)
  • Intel® Core 2 Duo or later, AMD Athlon 64 X2 or later processor
  • 2+ GB RAM
  • 200+ MB free disk space
  • OpenGL graphics card with 256MB or more dedicated graphics memory
  • 1280×1024 minimum screen resolution
  • Internet connection

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View Mac system requirements

  • Apple® Mac OS® X, version 10.7 and higher
  • Mac computer with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor
  • 2+ GB RAM
  • 1280×1024 minimum screen resolution
  • Internet connection

123D Make update history

Find the entire 123D Make release history here. Click an update from the list below to get more info:

Version 1.3 for Windows and Mac / October 3, 2013.

  • Updated 3D view controls. The Autodesk ViewCube is a 3D widget placed in the upper right corner of the window. When used as an orientation controller, the ViewCube can be dragged, or the faces, edges, or corners can be clicked on, to easily orient the scene to the corresponding view. When acting as an orientation indicator, the ViewCube turns to reflect the current view direction as the user re-orients the scene using other tools.
  • Orthogonal view. View models squarely with no perspective by clicking the eye icon.
  • New export method. You can now export your panelized model as a complete STL or OBJ without slicing it. Think of it as applying a “faceting filter” to a model, just choose “Folded Panels” as the Construction Technique, tweak settings, then choose “Export Mesh…” from the main menu.
  • New 3D Print utility. Access the new Autodesk 3D Print Utility from the “3D Print” menu to optimize your model for 3D printing. Hollow the model to save print time and material, position the model to minimize the support material, see a preview of the support material, and use adaptive thickening to adjust details that are otherwise too small to print.
  • Layer optimizations. Numbering of individual slices on sheets has been made more intuitive, and DXFs are sorted into four layers: annotation, boundary, frame, hole.
  • Bug fixes.

Version 1.2.5 for Windows / May 16, 2013.

  • The new Autodesk 3D Print Utility is now available from the “3D Print” menu item inside 123D Make.
  • Use the 3D Print Utility to optimize a 3D model for printing.
  • Hollow the model to save print time and material.
  • position the model to minimize the support material required (and see a preview of the support material!)
  • use adaptive thickening to adjust details that are otherwise too small to print.
  • Download v1.2.5 for Windows