For Klipper printer owners

All printers. One screen. Full control.

Desktop app for Windows, Linux and macOS. Manage all your Klipper printers simultaneously — no browser, no tabs, no chaos.

Windows Linux macOS
3D Print Control Dashboard File Manager Settings PRINTERS (4) Voron 2.4 Bambu X1C Ender 3 Pro Prusa i3 MK3 Voron 2.4 Printing EXTRUDER 215° BED 65° PROGRESS 75% 1h 23m remaining ABS Bambu X1C Ready EXTRUDER 180° BED 25° LAST JOB benchy.gcode — done PLA Ender 3 Pro Paused EXTRUDER 200° BED 60° PROGRESS 40% ⚠ Waiting for action PETG Control Extras Temp Macros Console ▶ Resume ⏸ Pause ⏹ Cancel Emergency Stop CURRENT FILE voron_toolhead_v2.gcode RECENT FILES benchy.gcode Reprint ↺ calibration_cube.gcode Reprint ↺ G-CODE PREVIEW ● Connected to Moonraker | 4 printers online | 1 paused v1.0.0
The problem

Multiple printers — multiple tabs.

Mainsail and Fluidd work great for one printer. But when you have several — the browser becomes chaos: dozens of tabs, constant switching, nothing visible at once.

The solution

One screen. Everything under control.

3D Print Room brings all your printers to a single screen. Status, temperatures, progress, controls — all in real time, no browser required.

Everything you need at work

The app is focused on daily work with printers, not setup and calibration.

Real-time monitoring

Status, temperatures, print progress and remaining time — for every printer simultaneously.

Print control

Start, pause, cancel, emergency stop. File selection, history and reprint.

Temperature presets

Quick presets for PLA, PETG, ABS and custom materials. All presets are available on all printers.

File manager

Browse, upload, delete. G-code preview before starting print right in the app.

Macros & console

Auto-load Klipper macros. G-code console with history and color coding.

Group management

Launch on 10 printers at once. Smart file copying.

Interface Scaling

3 themes, 3 printer card scale modes, collapsible header.

Settings transfer

Export and import all settings to JSON — move between computers in seconds.