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5 Best 3d Printing Shops in Toronto (2026)

Independently ranked by our review of ratings, reviews and reputation · How we chose

Brad Smith
By Brad Smith, Home Services Expert · ✓ Data verified July 2026 · 7 min read

Search '3D printing shops' in Toronto and you'll land on a print-and-gift store with 460 reviews, a real estate rendering studio, and only two businesses that actually own an FDM or SLA printer. Between all five, 779 people have left a rating, but half of that traffic is going to the wrong door for an actual printed part.

Short answer: 3D Genie is the highest-rated dedicated 3D printing service on this list, a perfect 5.0 across 103 reviews for on-demand FDM and SLA printing and custom design work. miniprints (5.0, 70 reviews) is the other genuine 3D print shop here, known for detailed HO-scale model railroad pieces. The other three names, Print & Gift, EnDesign and L3 Digital Print & Copy, are general print or 3D-rendering businesses, not physical 3D printing shops, so check what you actually need before you call.
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Toronto's 3D Printing (and Print Shop) Shortlist

# Business Rating Reviews Best for
1 Print & Gift 4.4 ★ 460 Same-day flat printing & personalized items View ›
2 3D Genie 5.0 ★ 103 Custom 3D-printed parts & prototypes View ›
3 miniprints 5.0 ★ 70 Model railroad detail pieces View ›
4 EnDesign 4.9 ★ 58 3D visualization for real estate View ›
5 L3 Digital Print & Copy 4.2 ★ 88 Document, photo & poster printing View ›
5 Best 3d Printing Shops in Toronto (2026)

The five picks, reviewed

3D Genie logo
#2🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews

3D Genie

5.0103 Google reviews

3D Genie is a home-based 3D printing studio in Etobicoke, established in 2023, offering on-demand 3D printing, 3D modelling and reverse-engineering services using FDM and SLA technology. The team designs custom parts from a photo or rough idea, prints small production runs, and works appointment-only from its home base. Reviewers describe everything from a custom toy printed from a single photo to a redesigned trackball housing for a home arcade build.

What people praise

  • Owner Raj takes time to refine an unfinished idea into a working design
  • Fast turnaround, several reviewers had parts in hand within days
  • Handles both one-off custom prints and small production runs
  • Friendly and instructive with first-time 3D printing customers
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating5 / 5
Review volume103 · 82nd
Confidencemoderate
Recency4 months ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown99% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: It's the top genuine 3D printing shop on this list, with a perfect rating, though its review count sits well behind Print & Gift's volume. If the job is an actual 3D print, this is the first call to make.

Website+1437-473-3551 Directions

1 Burnelm Dr Main Floor, Etobicoke, ON M9B 4N2

miniprints logo
#3↩ Responds to reviews

miniprints

5.070 Google reviews

miniprints is a Toronto studio that designs and 3D prints highly detailed HO-scale model railroad accessories, from animals and figures to vehicles and scenery objects, run by owner Bernard Hellen. It sells finished catalog pieces rather than taking custom print jobs, with a subscription-style monthly club for hobbyists. Reviewers describe the prints as sharp, finely detailed and well packaged for shipping.

What people praise

  • Fine detail on tiny-scale pieces that reviewers say exceeds expectations
  • Reliable packaging that arrives without breakage
  • Wide, regularly updated catalog of scenery and figures
  • Owner is well known and engaged in the model railroad community

Worth knowing

  • Sells finished catalog pieces rather than custom one-off prints, so it's not the shop for a one-off custom job
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating5 / 5
Review volume70 · 61st
Confidenceearly
Recency8 weeks ago
Info completenesssite
Rating breakdown99% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: It ties 3D Genie on a perfect rating but ranks third here on a smaller review base. If you're after model railroad detail pieces specifically, it's the strongest match on this list.

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163 Sterling Rd Unit 12C, Toronto, ON M6R 2B7

EnDesign logo
#4🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews

EnDesign

4.958 Google reviews

EnDesign is a Toronto studio specializing in 3D rendering, animation and virtual staging for real estate and product brands, founded in 2013. Its work covers architectural renderings, virtual tours, floor-plan visualizations and VR experiences, all digital output rather than physical prints. It is not a 3D printing shop; the '3D' in its name refers to computer-generated visuals used by realtors, architects and developers to market a space, not a physical object coming off a printer.

What people praise

  • Renderings reviewers say exceeded expectations for accuracy to the original plans
  • Responsive communication and quick turnaround on real estate deadlines
  • Takes feedback through calls and revisions until the vision matches
  • Long track record, in business since 2013

Worth knowing

  • Digital 3D visualization only, no physical 3D printing or prototyping
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.9 / 5
Review volume58 · 54th
Confidenceearly
Recency2 months ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown98% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: It ranks fourth here on a strong rating and a smaller review base. It shows up in this category because of the '3D' keyword, but it's a rendering studio, not a print shop, worth knowing before you call.

Website+1844-736-3379 Directions

130 King St W Suite 1800, Toronto, ON M5X 1E3

L3 Digital Print & Copy logo
#5🕑 Open 5 days/wk

L3 Digital Print & Copy

4.288 Google reviews

L3 Digital Print & Copy is a Bay Street copy and print shop that has served downtown Toronto for more than 25 years, covering business printing, document scanning, photo printing and personalized gifts like mugs and phone cases. Like Print & Gift, it's a traditional print shop rather than a 3D printing service. Reviewers describe walk-in jobs like resumes, court documents and posters turned around the same day, often with staff helping fix formatting issues on the spot.

What people praise

  • Same-day service on urgent document and poster printing
  • Staff help troubleshoot file and formatting problems on the spot
  • Long-standing local business with decades of downtown clients
  • Wide range of personal and business printing beyond standard copies

Worth knowing

  • A handful of reviews mention per-page pricing feels high for small jobs, ask the price before you print
  • Not a 3D printing specialist
Reputation scorecardrank in Toronto
Rating4.2 / 5
Review volume88 · 75th
Confidenceearly
Recency7 weeks ago
Info completenesssite · phone · hours
Rating breakdown77% 5-star
✓ VerifiedSource: Google

Our take: It ranks fifth on a smaller review base and the lowest rating in this group, reflecting a few pricing complaints, but it's a dependable, decades-old option for document and photo printing.

Website+1416-964-7525 Directions

893 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5S 3K6

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How we score

Rating is each business’s live Google star average. Review volume shows how many customers have rated them, ranked against everyone else that surfaces for this search in Toronto. Confidence weighs the rating by that volume, so a 5.0 from over a hundred reviews counts more than a 5.0 from a handful. Recency tracks how recently people are still reviewing. No business can pay to change these numbers, and the ranking includes both dedicated 3D printing shops and general print businesses that share the same search terms.

How much does 3D printing cost in Toronto? (2026)

Pricing for an actual 3D print depends on material (standard PLA versus resin SLA), the size and density of the model, and whether custom design work is needed first. A small single part is a very different job from a multi-piece production run. For general printing, business cards, banners, photo prints, price is driven by paper stock, quantity and turnaround speed. Ask for a quote against your specific file or idea rather than a flat rate.

3D printing and print shops across Toronto

These shops span downtown Bay Street and Sterling Road in the west end through to Etobicoke and King Street West, so most of central and west Toronto is within a short drive. If you’re searching for 3D printing near me, start with 3D Genie or miniprints for an actual print, and one of the downtown print shops if you need paper, apparel or gifts instead.

What to ask before you book a 3D print job

  • Is this an actual 3D print (FDM/SLA) or 2D/flat printing? Confirm before you send a file
  • Do you need a finished design file, or can the shop create one from a photo or sketch?
  • What material options are offered, and how does that change cost and durability?
  • What’s the turnaround for a one-off piece versus a small production run?
  • Is there a minimum order for custom work?
  • Can I see a sample of similar past work before committing?

Frequently asked questions

Are these rankings paid?

No. Rankings come from public Google data, rating, review volume, confidence and recency. A business can pay to be a Featured Partner, which adds a badge and top placement, but that never changes another business’s score or position.

Why do print shops and a rendering studio show up on a 3D printing list?

Search terms overlap. ‘3D printing’ pulls in general print shops and 3D visualization studios along with dedicated print services. We rank everyone that surfaces for the search, but we say plainly in each listing which businesses actually run a 3D printer.

How did you choose these businesses?

We started from every business with a public Google presence that surfaces for ‘3D printing shops’ in Toronto, then ranked by rating, review volume, confidence and recency. See How we score above.

How often is this updated?

The data on this page carries a verified date (July 2026). We refresh listings periodically so ratings and review counts stay current.

Which of these actually prints physical 3D objects?

3D Genie and miniprints both run real 3D printers and take on physical print work. EnDesign produces digital 3D renderings and visualizations, not physical prints, and Print & Gift and L3 Digital Print & Copy are traditional print shops.

The bottom line

If you need an actual 3D-printed part or design, 3D Genie is the safe default on a perfect rating and fast turnaround; miniprints is the specialist if you’re after model railroad detail pieces. If you clicked through expecting flat printing or renderings instead, Print & Gift, L3 and EnDesign each cover a different need, just not a 3D printer.

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