Start with the shade.
The color value describes the loaded material. Choose the profile that corresponds to the spool in your printer.
Know your material.
Filament tuning.
Small adjustments. A more informed color plan.
Move a slider. Choose a color. Make the profile your own.
Manufacturer ?
CMYKForge
Material ?
PLA
Color Name ?
Black ~0.1 (opaque) · colour ~0.7–2 · translucent higher
Recommended 1.05–1.35 g/cm³
Demo playing · take over any controlDemo values only. Your app settings stay unchanged.
Profiles
Find your filament
More materials.
A place to start.
Explore the independently maintained community database at 3D Filament Profiles. Find a starting point for materials beyond our tested library, then compare those values with your own spool and print setup.
Filament data from 3D Filament ProfilesCMYKForge does not test, review, or maintain the measurements in that database.
The details behind
the material.
Three values to keep with each filament profile.
Use measured data for your actual materials.
Look beyond the surface.
Transmission distance is part of the material’s optical description. Adjust the demo slider to explore the control; use physical measurements in your real profile.
Keep track of the material.
Density relates material volume to mass. The value is recorded in grams per cubic centimeter alongside your other material settings.
CMYKForge tested libraryMeasured on our hardware.
Measured on our hardware.
Recorded for yours.
Not published yet
Our tested filament list is being transferred from the application’s calibration data. It will appear here once the values are confirmed against the current build.
A measured profile describes the spool and setup used for that test. Keep a record of your own print settings and results.