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Free online Gridfinity bin generator

Design Gridfinity bins in your browser: pick the size in grid units, split it into compartments, add magnet holes and a matching baseplate, then download STL or 3MF ready to slice.

A Gridfinity bin with two compartments on its baseplate, designed with Vaseverse

Open the Gridfinity generatorFree 3D vase models

Free, no account, no ads. Runs in the browser on phone and computer.

What it does

Grid42 × 42 mm modules, 1 to 8 per side
Height7 mm units, from 2 to 12, plus a 4.4 mm stacking lip
Bin size0.5 mm under the grid: 41.5 mm for one module
Magnet holes6.5 × 2.4 mm, four per module, for 6 × 2 mm magnets
Baseplate1 to 8 modules per side, 4.65 mm tall
Compartmentsdividers in both directions, with adjustable height
FilesSTL or 3MF, bin and baseplate as separate parts

Gridfinity is the modular storage system for drawers and workbenches: bins on a 42 mm grid that click into a baseplate and stack on top of each other. Vaseverse builds bins to these dimensions, with the standard stepped foot and stacking lip, so they sit on any Gridfinity baseplate and next to bins made with other tools.

Unlike most bin generators, you can also decorate the outside. Ribs, waves and textures from the Surface tab go on the side of the bin and stay inside the module footprint: the bins still sit side by side and stack as usual, the wall just gets thicker inside by the depth of the pattern.

How it works

  1. Open the generator: it starts with a 2 × 1 bin, 4 units tall, on its baseplate.
  2. Set modules in width and depth, height, stacking lip, magnet holes and compartments in the Container tab.
  3. Add a pattern on the side in Surface, and preview colour and filament finish.
  4. Download STL or 3MF: the bin and the baseplate are separate parts, ready for the slicer.

Open the Gridfinity generator

Printing tips

Questions

Are the bins compatible with standard Gridfinity?

They follow the Gridfinity dimensions: 42 mm grid, 7 mm height units, the stepped foot and the stacking lip. They fit standard baseplates and stack on standard bins.

Is it free?

Yes. Vaseverse is free, with no account and no ads, and the files are yours to print.

Can I make the baseplate a different size from the bin?

Yes. The baseplate has its own width and depth in modules, so you can print one large plate and fill it with bins of different sizes.

Which files do I get?

STL files, one per part, or a single 3MF with all the parts and their colours already on the plate.

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