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Every plan and pricePersonal and public education
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Personal use or free public education
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Free plan · pricing on request
What the maker publishes
- 3D operations
- The product site describes transformations, Boolean operations, repetition, conditionals, profiles, materials, parts, expressions, and animation. source
- Advanced mode
- Advanced mode supports modeling features including rotations, sweeps, extrusion profiles, walls, parametric parts, keyframe animation, mathematical expressions, and material properties. source
- Animation tools
- Yes source
- Basic mode
- Basic mode uses drag-and-drop statements and is powered by Google Blockly. source
- Commercial use
- Paid training, commercial use, or bundling the app with other products requires contacting the developer. source
- Education assignments
- Teachers can create in-app assignments by showing students a target model for them to reproduce with a program. source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Headquarters
- Eindhoven, Netherlands source
- Maker
- The site identifies Axxem B.V. in its copyright notice. source
- Mobile apps
- The maker says Solid Engineer is available through the Apple Store for iPhone and iPad and Google Play for phones and tablets. source
- Online access
- An online demo is available in a standard browser, but the maker says it is a test version that may go offline and is not suited for design or education use. source
- Parametric modeling
- Yes source
- Parent product
- Solid is described as a module of the 3D-T environment for building digital twins. source
- Platform access
- browser source
- 3D print export
- Yes source
- Programmer mode
- Programmer mode lets users write JavaScript in a text editor and supports ECMAScript 2019 features. source
- Purpose
- Solid helps students learn computer science through visual programming and can be used for conceptual design and 3D printing of products and buildings. source
- Self-hosting
- The maker says the app can be installed on your own server and provides a Docker command for installation. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.