
Tactile Tech That Boosts Kids' Creative Confidence
How It Works
Touch the circles to learn about the various 3Doodler START+ pen features.

Easy as 1, 2, 3D
Whether your child is into arts & crafts, science & math, or building & tinkering, we have projects that will capture their attention & get them creating!


Safe and Clean
No hot parts. No messy glue or resin. Uses our 3Doodler Start+ Eco-Plastic.

Easy to Use
Just turn it on, insert a strand and start Doodling anything you want in 3D, immediately.

Wireless
Charge it up in ~30 minutes and Doodle anywhere!


Activity Guide
An included booklet featuring tips and 10+ stencils to support your first Doodling experience!

Limitless Fun
Create anything you like with 3Doodler Start+. The fun is limited only by your imagination.

RNIB Approved
Endorsed and recommended for blind and partially sighted people.
Resource for every age and skill level
Over 5 MILLION Happy 3Doodlers!
NAHS is using their 3doodler Start pens to transform children’s books into tactile books for visually-impaired children in Louisville! The group recently met with Kathy Mullen, director of the Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS), on Zoom. Kathy talked about the history pic.twitter.com/dXkmQ4mzDo
— Presentation Academy (@Pres_Academy) December 2, 2020
Had an AWESOME day with our after school kiddos using the 3Doodler Start and 3Doodler Create pens! Thank you to our friends from @3Doodler for the amazing EDU Packs for our children! Can't wait to see what they'll 3D print next! pic.twitter.com/QQoWWh8ogR
— Charlie Batch (@CharlieBatch16) October 11, 2019
We drew right IN the book with @3Doodler Start & Create pens (they won’t burn the pages!), making the illustrations touchable & able to be enjoyed by the blind & visually impaired. Our ASL class plans to use some & @MassapequaLib will have some donated! #3DGivingDay pic.twitter.com/ze0h1y3bXz
— Evangeline King (she/her) (@eking8274) December 4, 2019
3d pens are great fun for the classroom and adults. I use the Colido pen for older children and adults and the 3Doodler Start for children in ks1/2 as its low temp. Make templates using paper and acetate. These bug settings were work we did using The Lost Words book. pic.twitter.com/9wEX0pUarZ
— Dr Alison Buxton (@MakerEdUK) November 16, 2019
Starting the day w/ Innovation Team Ts learning about & creating 3D objects using 3Doodler Start pens! Excited to introduce the pens to Ss! @3Doodler @howard_huskies @HSSD pic.twitter.com/ieTBFwyRns
— Amy LaRonge (@amylaro) April 25, 2019
Two 3Doodler Start pens and three 3D Magic Pens in my #makerspace! This ought to lead to great 3D printer ideas! pic.twitter.com/V9RxsgyDiD
— Rhonda Jenkins (@luv2teachtech) August 18, 2018