Creality Cloud
Creality’s 3D printing platform: a large library of free and premium models, with print profiles for its printers. Its details and collections need nothing; its files and your likes go only to a signed-in user.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Sign-in | Your own Creality Cloud sign-in, per user; lasts a week |
| Thingport Grab | Recommended — sends each new sign-in as you sign in on the site |
| FlareSolverr | Not used |
| Imports | Models with print profiles, collections (private too), your likes, synced |
What comes in
- A model comes in like a MakerWorld one: its print profile’s 3MF, as a file tagged with the profile. Another profile, or the designer’s or all profiles, adds more; a model without print profiles brings its model files instead.
- Collections, private ones included, read with nothing; your likes, through your sign-in.
Setup
Per-user (Configuration → Providers → Creality Cloud). The sign-in is two cookies, model_token and
model_user_id, which its API takes together. The site sets them once when you sign in, for a week, and never renews
them; Thingport doesn’t either.
Easiest: Thingport Grab
With Thingport Grab allowed on Creality Cloud, opening crealitycloud.com while you’re signed in connects your account, and sends the new sign-in each time you sign in there again. Once a week has passed, Thingport says the sign-in ran out.
Manual: copy it from your browser
- Sign in at crealitycloud.com.
- Open DevTools (
F12, orCmd+Option+Ion macOS) and reload the page. - On the Network tab, pick any request to
crealitycloud.com/apiand copy itsCookierequest header. (Its__cxy_token_and__cxy_uid_request headers, copied together, work too.) - Right-click Creality Cloud in Configuration → Providers, choose Connect and paste it.