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Drag and drop a .PLY or .STL file onto the drop zone, or click to browse. The model loads instantly with a real-time 3D preview you can orbit, zoom, and pan.
Percentage (%) scales the model uniformly toward the center β good for quick adjustments. Uniform (mm) pushes every surface inward by the same distance along its normal β the clinical standard for consistent aligner fit. Use the Force Guide tooltip to pick the right offset (0.10 mm recommended).
Click Convert & Download STL. The app generates a binary STL of the shrunk model and downloads it automatically. A dual-layer preview shows the original tooth (blue) with the aligner shell (gray) overlaid.
Use the clinical tools to verify your conversion:
Heatmap β color-coded surface deviation map showing exactly how much each point moved.
Measure β click any two points on the model to measure distance in mm.
Comparison Table β side-by-side original vs converted metrics with delta values.
Screenshot β capture the 3D view with metadata overlay for patient records.
3D print the downloaded STL model, then thermoform your clear aligner sheet over it. The precisely shrunk model ensures the aligner fits snugly and applies the correct amount of force for tooth movement.