1 · Drawer

Preset

Width (mm)?

Depth (mm)

Height (mm)

Slack (mm)?

2 · Grid

Columns (ratios)?

Rows (ratios)?

Divider (mm)?

Divider drop (mm)?

Finger notchA round dip in the middle of each divider: small items come out with a finger swipe instead of tweezers. Stack lipA raised rim so trays of the same footprint stack in a pile outside the drawer.

3 · Shell

Wall (mm)

Floor (mm)

Corner r (mm)

Color

4 · Files

Name

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About the Drawer Organizer Generator

Measure the drawer, type the numbers, divide the space your way: a tray that drops in with no slack, because it was made for YOUR drawer.

Free and without an account: type the numbers, watch the live preview, download STL and 3MF files that Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer open directly. Looking for a ready-made size? The model library has 651 of them, each with its dimensions already filled in.

Printing notes

Prints flat, no supports: it is all walls.
2 perimeters, 10-15% infill; PETG slides nicer than PLA.
It prints as one tray: check that your bed covers the organizer size.

Questions

My drawer is bigger than my printer. What happens?

The generator splits the organizer into tiles that print separately and butt together inside the drawer; the drawer itself holds them in line.

How do I size the compartments?

Type the inner width and depth of the drawer, then the number of columns and rows, or drag the dividers to the sizes you want. Finger notches are optional.

Which material should I use?

PETG slides on the drawer bottom nicely and does not chip; PLA is stiffer and fine for desk drawers.