Creality Print is the free slicer from Creality for its FDM 3D printers. It turns 3D models into G-code, sends jobs over the local network, and shows printer status and camera feeds on supported machines. It includes presets for Creality printers and third-party printers. GitHub lists its license as AGPL-3.0.
When to use Creality Print
- You own a Creality printer, especially a K-series or other network-connected model, and want Creality’s own presets and device features.
- You use Creality’s filament systems. Recent versions add features such as CFS-C support.
When not to use it
- From a third-party download site. Creality’s files live on creality.com and github.com/CrealityOfficial. Other copies can’t be checked, and releases before 6.2.0 have no published hash at all.
- If you need a pre-release. Version 7.3.0 is marked pre-release on GitHub. For normal printing, use 7.2.2.
- If you run printers from many brands. OrcaSlicer covers more brands. See our free slicer guide by printer brand.
Older versions
Creality’s Download Center has an “Older Versions” list back to 6.1.0, and GitHub has every release back to 4.3.7. Our guide to Creality Print older versions lists them and explains how to downgrade safely.
Verify your download
Compare the SHA-256 below with Get-FileHash on Windows, shasum -a 256 on macOS or sha256sum on Linux. Linux users get the AppImage or Flatpak from GitHub; Creality’s download page sends Linux users there.
Questions
Is Creality Print free?
Yes.
Why is the Linux version older?
Creality published Linux files for 7.2.1 but not for 7.2.2.
