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The Toybox 3D Printer (stylized as Toybox) is a consumer-grade Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printer manufactured by Toybox Labs. Released in 2017 following a successful Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, the device is marketed as the first 3D printer specifically designed for children to operate with minimal adult supervision.^[1][2]

Headquartered in Oakland, California, Toybox Labs developed the printer to simplify the 3D printing process. Unlike industrial or hobbyist printers that require complex software, Toybox utilizes a "one-touch" cloud-based system. Users select models from a digital library via mobile app or web browser, which are then transmitted to the printer over Wi-Fi.

The printer is characterized by its small footprint and open-frame design. It uses non-toxic Polylactic Acid (PLA) filament, branded by the company as "Printer Food."^[3]

Key hardware features include:

• Automated calibration: The device does not require manual bed leveling
• Flexible print bed: A removable magnetic "EZ-Peel" bed allows for the easy removal of finished prints.
• Toybox App: A proprietary platform containing over 7,000 printable items. The app includes "Creator Space" tools, such as an AI-driven "Dreamer" tool and a 2D-to-3D drawing converter.^[4][5]

Toybox is notable for its licensing agreements with major entertainment companies, allowing users to print official merchandise. Partners include Nickelodeon, Warner Bros., DC Comics, and Cartoon Network.^[6][7]

As of 2024, the flagship model is the Alpha Three, which introduced a faster print head and higher-resolution motor drives compared to the original model.^[8] In 2025, the company announced the Toybox Comet, a larger printer designed for more advanced projects.^[9]