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The most-liked Pokémon file to 3D print is Mario37's set of keychains, with 3,577 likes and 17,956 downloads on Printables: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu. Next is P4trik's Cubone skull, which the designer says scales up to a helmet, and for card collectors tonyk's Poké Ball card box is the classic.
How we ranked them. The PropBuilds Pokémon print library lists 435 files: 299 on Printables, 116 on MakerWorld, 12 on Thingiverse and 8 on Gambody. We read the 299 Printables files that loaded on October 1, 2026 and ranked them by likes. Every note comes from the designer's description.
The ten most-liked Pokémon files
| # | File | Likes | Downloads | License | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Pokemon Keychain by Mario37 |
3,577 | 17,956 | CC BY-NC-SA | Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu keychains from the Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl menu sprites |
| 2 |
Cubone Pokemon Skull by P4trik |
3,097 | 17,725 | CC BY-NC-SA | Cubone's skull; the designer printed a mini one and says it can be scaled up to a helmet |
| 3 |
Pokemon Cookie cutter Set - PART 001 by korniton |
2,605 | 10,846 | CC BY-NC-ND | Cookie cutters for Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle, in two pieces: a cutter and a stamp |
| 4 |
Cute Pokemon Pot Plants - Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Sq by CalebTimoteo |
2,426 | 6,318 | CC BY-NC | Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle pots for plants or pens; supports and a brim needed |
| 5 |
Pokemon Planter - Pokeball Minimal Planter by Agustin Arroyo |
1,936 | 4,714 | CC BY-NC-SA | A Poké Ball planter in three parts, with or without drainage holes |
| 6 |
Blastoise Pokemon by Peter Farell |
1,618 | 13,031 | CC BY-NC | Blastoise, with a fix for a loose turret added in January 2026 |
| 7 |
CHARMANDER Pokemon Mini figure by Mortex 3d |
1,420 | 10,789 | CC BY-NC-ND | A Charmander mini figure |
| 8 |
Charizard Pokemon Keyboard Keycap MX by Monsieur-Pierre |
1,370 | 6,541 | Printables standard | A Charizard keycap for Cherry MX keyboards |
| 9 |
Haunter - Pokemon Pot Plant by CalebTimoteo |
1,242 | 4,295 | CC BY-NC | Haunter as a pot plant, with paint-on or tree supports |
| 10 |
Pokeball, MasterBall, Greatball - Pokemon by KC Ortiz |
1,219 | 3,809 | CC BY-NC-SA | Poké Ball, Master Ball and Great Ball, assembled with superglue |
Likes and downloads are Printables' counts on October 1, 2026. CC BY-NC files are free for personal prints but not for selling prints, ND files can't be remixed and shared, and Printables' standard license doesn't allow reposting.
Card boxes, holders and stands
- tonyk's Poké Ball card box holds about 64 sleeved cards. It's three parts (print the cap twice), and the button and center go on with low-temperature hot glue or epoxy.
- kfernald's extended version is roughly three times longer, about 178 mm, and fits sleeved cards.
- Celta's storage boxes come in 12 and 23 cm; the 12 cm box has 8 slots for built decks.
- 3Demon's card stands show a card next to a printed model of the same Pokémon.
- AlexT's coasters use the card game's coin artwork and print in two colors with no supports.
Figures, keychains and Poké Balls
Mario37 based the keychains on the menu sprites from Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl; they suggest ironing and a color change in the slicer. KC Ortiz's Poké Ball, Master Ball and Great Ball go together with gel super glue. Peter Farell's Blastoise got a fix for a loose turret in January 2026, Mortex 3d has a Charmander mini figure, and HMT's CC0 Charmander splits into a head and body. FC2M3D turned the Cubone skull into a keychain.
P4trik's Cubone skull is a Halloween option: they printed it small, and say it should work as a helmet scaled up in the slicer. It prints with supports, so plan to sand the bottom.
Planters, cookie cutters and desk gear
CalebTimoteo made Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle pots for plants or pens, plus a Haunter, and Agustin Arroyo's Poké Ball planter prints in three parts, with or without drainage holes. korniton's cookie cutters are about 60 mm tall, cut dough up to 8 mm thick and come as a cutter and a stamp; part two adds Snorlax, Eevee, Growlithe, Lucario and Umbreon. Monsieur-Pierre's Charizard and Gengar keycaps fit Cherry MX switches, and Roshandp1's chess set puts Mew and Mewtwo at the head of two teams, with Pikachu as queen and Poké Balls as pawns.
If you'd rather build
LEGO now makes Pokémon display models for ages 18 and up: Pikachu and Poké Ball (72152), with a posable Pikachu and a Poké Ball replica on a base with a studded 25, Eevee (72151), which hides a nod to its evolutions, and Arcanine (72160). The video game LEGO guide has more, and the Pokémon print library lists all 435 files.
More Nintendo rankings: Super Mario.
FAQ
What is the most popular Pokémon 3D print?
Mario37's Pokémon keychains on Printables, with 3,577 likes and 17,956 downloads, the most of the 299 Pokémon files we read: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu, made with a color change in the slicer.
Is there a Pokémon card holder to 3D print?
Yes. tonyk's Poké Ball card box holds about 64 sleeved cards, kfernald's extended version is about three times longer (around 178 mm), and Celta's storage boxes come in 12 and 23 cm sizes, the small one with 8 slots for built decks.
Can I print a Cubone skull helmet?
P4trik printed their Cubone skull as a mini, and says you can scale it up in the slicer to wear it as a helmet. It prints with supports, and the bottom needs a sand for a clean finish.
What Pokémon prints are easy for beginners?
KC Ortiz's Poké Balls are easy to print and assemble with superglue, AlexT's coasters print in two colors with no supports, and Mario37's keychains need only ironing and a color change in the slicer.
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Header photo: Extended Pokemon Card Box by kfernald on Printables, licensed CC BY-SA; cropped, with an overlay added. The edited header is shared under the same licence.