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This Halloween, take your costume to the next level with a unique, 3D-printed mask. Whether you’re going for spooky, stylish, or something in between, 3D printing gives you the freedom to create a look that’s entirely your own. Our collection includes everything from a creepy articulated jack-o’-lantern mask to recognizable characters from popular shows. Once printed, each mask can be customized with your choice of colors and details, so you can stand out at any celebration!
Articulated Jack-O’-Lantern Pumpkin Mask
Bring some mischief to Halloween this year with this Articulated Jack-O’-Lantern Pumpkin Mask. This pumpkin mask isn’t just for looks, as its jaw can actually move! This print is perfect for playful scares, spooky selfies, or just delighting in the Halloween festivities. Designed for easy handling, the mask comes in two halves and prints best with the flat side down. After printing, assembly is quite simple with a filament pin for the hinges and an elastic strap for a snug fit. You can add your own paint and touches afterwards to make your pumpkin mask spring to life! You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: SweetTooth / Cults3D)
Woody and Buzz from Toy Story
While not intentionally frightening, these Toy Story masks might still prove to scare. With some more cowboy accessories, or Buzz Lightyear’s wings, these costumes would be complete! Find the files here.
(Photo Credit: Bstar3Dart / Cults3D)
Gothic Raven Mask
Take flight into Halloween this year with a Gothic Raven Mask. This spooky piece blends elegance and mystery, making it perfect for anyone who loves a touch of drama. It has layered feather details and an elongated beak, making it look straight out of a gothic fairytale. The mask is designed for adult sizes and split into a convenient profile for 3D printing. It comes in four plates and can be printed in about 14.9 hours. You can print it in matte black for an eerie midnight look, then customize it to make it truly your own. Whether for decor or your costume this Halloween, the Raven Mask is guaranteed to definitely turn heads! You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: DTM247 / Maker World)
Are your spidey-senses tingling? If so, it’s time to print this mask that MakerWorld users are raving about. To assemble, you need seven 1mm magnets. See how other results have turned out and download the file here.
(Photo Credits: Budwin / MakerWorld)
Remy the Rat
This is one of the few costume pieces you’ll want to keep hidden, since the look isn’t complete until the chef’s hat is on top. Print Remy, attach him to a headband, and tuck him under a chef’s hat. Then wait for the right moment to surprise everyone at the Halloween party with your big reveal. You can print the model in color or paint it yourself. Warning: this headband may suddenly turn you into an excellent cook. Find the file here.
(Photo Credit: 3Demoniak / Cults3D)
Glamrock Five Nights at Freddy’s
Fans of Freddy Fazbear, you’re in luck. Printables user Gabgra11 turned what began as a model of Freddy’s head into a wearable mask. They added a hinge for the jaw and widened the neck hole to make the model wearable. To assemble the model, the hinges need two skateboard bearings. If you want to keep the jaw closed, you can use rubber bands. Find the file here, and have fun!
(Photo Credits: Gabgra11 / Printables)
The Nightmare Before Christmas Trio
For fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas, dressing up as the mischievous trio Lock, Shock, and Barrel makes for a perfect group costume. These iconic characters—a devil, a witch, and a skeleton—have been fan favorites since the film’s 1993 debut, bringing a playful yet spooky energy to Halloween. Now, thanks to a designer on Bambu Lab’s MakerWorld, you can 3D print detailed masks of each character to complete the look. Designed to fit the average adult head, each mask includes side loops for attaching an elastic strap, making them easy to wear. You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: JPrints / Maker World)
Marvel has released the third and final installment of the Venom series, featuring the iconic alien symbiote from the Amazing Spider-Man universe. Inspired by the film, a designer on Cults created a detailed, high-quality 3D model of the Venom mask that fans can print at home. For the best results, the creator recommends printing the parts with a low infill (around 10% to 15%) to keep the pieces lightweight. Once printed, the mask can be sanded and painted to closely match the look of the character on screen. The design is also adaptable to fit both adults and kids, making it a fun and customizable Halloween costume option for fans of all ages. You can view the file here!
(Photo Credits: Mikeyup / Cults3D)
Squid Game Masks
Since its explosive debut, Squid Game has become a global phenomenon, and with multiple seasons now released, its chilling visuals and iconic masks remain as striking as ever. From the masked guards to the mysterious Front Man, the designs have become instantly recognizable symbols of the series. Now, you can bring those looks to life with 3D-printed Squid Game masks. Whether you’re going for the classic worker masks or the commanding leader’s version, there are detailed models available for fans to print at home. Designers recommend adjusting the files to fit individual head sizes for the best comfort and realism. Some models may also require support structures during printing, but the final result should be worth the effort. You can find the Squid Game mask file here and the frontman mask file here.
(Photo Credit: samlyn696 & phoenixFPV / Cults3D)
Medieval Spangenhelm Helmet
If you’re into historical costumes and medieval tournaments, then you’ve got to print this medieval helmet. The design is inspired by the classic Spangenhelm and features authentic details like straps and rivets that make it look even more realistic. For printing, the creator recommends using a 0.6 or 0.8 mm nozzle to save time. If you like the design, you can find it on Cults for €2.50. And it’s not just for Halloween — it’s perfect for other themed parties too. You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: Tartesica3Dprinting / Cults3D)
Money Heist’s Dalí Mask (La Casa de Papel)
Another of Netflix’s successes that has been most successful in recent years is the Spanish series “La Casa de Papel”. The famous characters dressed in red jumpsuits and Salvador Dalí masks who intend to rob the Bank of Spain, or the Mint and Stamp Factory, are already recognized throughout the world. That is why this Halloween you can 3D print your own Dalí masks to become one of these characters. For manufacturing, the author recommends using a standard thermoplastic, such as PLA. Once the mask is printed, a rubber band should be added to hold it on the head. You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: nicolasreynoso / Cults3D)
Friday the 13th Jason Voorhees
Whether you enjoy scary movies or not, everyone has heard of Jason Voorhees. The villain from the infamous Friday the 13th series, his ominous hockey mask has become an iconic part, emblematic especially of slasher movies from the 80s. Now, you can use 3D printing to make your very own to be the delight (or fear) at any Halloween party. The STL file is available for download for €22, though do note that the UVs and textures are not included. You can view the file here!
(Photo Credit: Bstar3Dart / Cults3D)
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