Everything You Need to Know About the Slicer Creality Print

Creality Print is Creality’s free slicer for FDM 3D printers, used to convert a 3D model into the G-code a printer can read. It replaced Creality Slicer, the brand’s older Cura-based software, and since version 5.0 has been built on OrcaSlicer instead. The current release is V7.2.1, published in August 2026. It is open source under AGPL v3 and ships with tuned profiles for every Creality FDM machine.

Slicing is a mandatory step in additive manufacturing, and there is no shortage of slicing software to choose from. Creality launched Creality Print in January 2022 to cover that step for its own hardware, and it now ships as the default across the Creality printer range, from the Ender series through to the K-series and SPARKX machines.

Creality was founded in Shenzhen in 2014 and is one of the best-known names in consumer FDM 3D printing, largely on the strength of low-cost machines like the Ender 3. Creality Print follows the same positioning: free, approachable enough for a first print, and tuned out of the box for Creality hardware.