Print Press takes a design you already made — a Canva welcome sign, a coffee-bar menu, a little poster — and turns it into a real object: a rigid board where every color in your artwork becomes one filament, printed at the same height so it reads exactly like the screen. Start by uploading your art. SVG is crispest (text and shapes come through as clean color regions); a PNG or JPG works too — we quantize it down to a handful of colors, and the Max Colors slider lets you dial that in. Then pick a size: aspect-locked presets match Letter, A4, 5×7 and the rest, or set your own longest edge. Flat mode is the default and the delight moment — one color-change layer, single-nozzle friendly. Relief mode steps each color to a different depth for a tactile, layered look. The Colorize rail on the right lists every detected color so you can remap any region to the exact filament you'll load. Add a kickstand to stand it as a sign, or a hanging hole for the wall. Export a colored 3MF (colors land pre-assigned to filament slots in Bambu Studio / Orca) plus a plain STL — print face-up and the board comes off the plate looking like your design.