First-time setup — this becomes your login.
Enter your email and we'll send a reset link (if email is configured).
Optionally connect import sources now — you can change these any time in Settings. All are optional; you can also just upload files directly.
Enables automatic Thingiverse imports.
Lets imports read Cloudflare-protected sites like MakerWorld.
“Open in slicer” uses no slicer yet. This choice is remembered in this browser only, since each computer has its own slicers installed.
Key status: —. The key is stored on your server and only sent to the provider. Leave model, address and prices blank to use the provider's defaults (shown greyed out). Prices are only used to show what runs cost.
Status: —. Get a free token at thingiverse.com/developers (create an app → copy the App Token). Leave blank to keep the current value; clear it with the button.
Status: —. Lets imports read Cloudflare-protected sites like MakerWorld by solving the challenge with a headless browser. Point this at your FlareSolverr instance.
Status: —. Lets Printhive download files from MakerWorld using your account. In a browser signed in to makerworld.com, open the developer tools (Application / Storage → Cookies → makerworld.com) and copy the value of the token cookie. It expires after a while: paste a new one if MakerWorld downloads stop working.
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Status: —. Lets Printhive download files from Printables using your account. Paste the bearer token from your logged-in browser session (see instructions in chat).
Status: —. Needed for "forgot password" emails.
New licenses auto-register as you import. Changing one updates every model with that license.
Your browser can't tell which apps are installed, so pick the slicer this computer uses.
{url} becomes the file's download link, URL-encoded ({rawurl} leaves it as is). The link works for 10 minutes.
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Sellable/non-commercial is set per license in Settings → License types.