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eufyMake

eufyMake’s (Anker’s) Make it Real, at makeitreal.eufymake.com: community models sorted into its own categories. Its models and their files need nothing; only your likes need your sign-in. It has no collections. Some of its models have print files, eufyMake Studio projects their designers made, which Thingport imports as print profiles.

At a glance
Sign-inNone to import; your own sign-in for your likes
Thingport GrabRecommended — it sends your sign-in as you visit makeitreal.eufymake.com
FlareSolverrNot used
ImportsModels with their print files, with their category; your likes, synced too

Paste a model link (https://makeitreal.eufymake.com/models/<id>/<name>/) in Thingport, or import it from the model page with Grab. A model is one print:

  • With print files (eufyMake’s print profiles), an import brings one of them: the first, unless the link names another with Thingport’s #profileId-<id>. The designer’s or all of them can be picked as for other sites’ print profiles, and come to the same, as every print file there is its designer’s own. Those left out can be added later.
  • Without, it brings the model files; where the model only offers them as a zip, the zip is unpacked.

Your likes are on your own page, https://makeitreal.eufymake.com/user/me/. That page opens on your own models, and its Liked tab doesn’t change the address, so Thingport takes the address as your likes: import or sync it from there, or pick eufyMake likes in the sync dialog’s Browse tab.

eufyMake turns away more than a few requests a second; Thingport waits and tries again, and reports a rate limit when that isn’t enough.

Its print files are eufyMake Studio projects, and its models’ own 3MFs mostly Bambu Studio ones; other slicers open them as adapted 3MFs. Thingport Grab’s Download adapted, under a model’s Download once you allow Grab there, saves one made for yours, without your sign-in.

Per-user (Configuration → Providers → eufyMake), only for your likes. Opening makeitreal.eufymake.com signed in, with Grab allowed there, connects it. eufyMake keeps the sign-in in the page’s storage rather than a cookie, so Grab reads it from an open tab. By hand:

  1. Sign in at makeitreal.eufymake.com.

  2. Open DevTools (F12, or Cmd+Option+I on macOS).

  3. Chrome/Edge: Application tab > Local Storage > https://makeitreal.eufymake.com. Firefox: Storage tab > Local Storage.

  4. Copy the whole value of mk-userinfo. Since October 2026, the site stores it base64-encoded, so it is one long line of letters and digits: usually starting JTdC (that is %7B, the { of the JSON inside), or ZXhw when the site has stamped it with an expiry (exp@). Builds before that kept the JSON as it was, starting {"user_id":. Any of these is fine — paste it as it comes.

    JTdCJTIydXNlcl9pZCUyMiUzQSUyMj...JTIyJTdE
  5. Right-click eufyMake in Configuration → Providers, choose Connect and paste it.

Both the X-Auth-Token and Gtoken request headers of a signed-in request to aiot-wapi-eu.ankermake.com work instead, one per line:

X-Auth-Token: 0f1e2d3c4b5a69788796a5b4c3d2e1f00f1e2d3c4b5a6978
Gtoken: 9e8d7c6b5a4938271605f4e3d2c1b0a9

The token on its own doesn’t: eufyMake refuses a request without the Gtoken, and it can’t be worked out from the token — it is the MD5 of your user id.

Grab sends the new one whenever you sign in there again.

ProviderSign-inThingport GrabFlareSolverrCollectionsLikesSyncPrint profiles
eufyMakeThis pageYours, for likes onlyRecommendedNot neededNoYesYesYes
MakerWorldYour cookieRecommendedOptionalYesNoYesYes
PrintablesNoneOptional1RecommendedYesYes1YesNo
ThingiverseAdmin’s App TokenOptionalRecommendedYesYesYesNo
MyMiniFactoryAdmin’s API key, yours for paidOptionalRecommendedYesNoYesNo
Snapmaker SpaceYours, for a dayRecommended2Not neededBookmarksYesYesYes
MakerOnlineYours, for likes onlyRequiredNot neededYesYesYesYes
Creality CloudYours, for a weekRecommendedNot neededYesYesYesYes
NexPrintYoursRecommendedNot neededYesNoYesYes
ThangsYours, renewed for a yearRecommendedOptionalYesYesYesNo
Cults3DYour API key + browser sign-inRecommended3Not neededPrintlistsYesYesNo
PinshapeYours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededYesYesYesNo
OwlCADNoneRecommended4Not neededNoNoNoNo
Toymakr3DYours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededNoYes5YesNo
MakerablesYours, for saved projects onlyRecommendedNot neededSavedNoYesNo
CGTraderYours, for the filesRecommended6RecommendedWishlistYes6YesNo
GrabCADYours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededNoYesYesNo
MeshyYours; Pro for community modelsRecommendedNot neededYesNoYesNo
PIXUPYours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededCollections, wishlistsYesYesNo
Fab365Yours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededNoYes7YesNo
3DExportYours, for the filesRecommendedNot neededBookmark collectionsNoYesNo
QIDI MakerYours, for your collections and likesRecommendedNot neededYesYesYesYes
VoxelShareYours, for your collections and likesRecommendedNot neededYesYesYesYes
  1. Your private Printables collections and your likes are read by Grab, while you’re on Printables.
  2. Snapmaker’s sign-in lasts a day and only Grab renews it; without Grab you paste a new one every day.
  3. Cults3D’s files need your browser’s Cloudflare clearance, and Thingport on the same IP address as that browser.
  4. A gallery item that is a CAD project, rather than a library part, has no stored mesh: OwlCAD’s editor builds its file, so Thingport Grab exports it on owlcad.com.
  5. Toymakr3D hands a model’s files to signed-in users only, the free ones included, and shows your likes to you alone.
  6. CGTrader shows your likes and wishlist to you alone, and its downloads sit behind AWS’s bot check, which Thingport passes with Grab’s token from your browser or FlareSolverr’s own.
  7. Fab365 hands a model’s files to signed-in members only, the free ones included, and shows your favourites to you alone.

Open bug reports about eufyMake in Thingport, on GitHub.

No known problems with eufyMake.

Tips, workarounds and news about eufyMake from people who use it. Something broken in Thingport? See Known problems.