Where to Find Custom Funko Pop STL Files
There are no official Funko STL files, but hundreds of independent 3D modelers sculpt Pop-style figures and sell the files. Here's where to find them, what to check before you buy, and how a file becomes a painted figure.
Where the files are
Pop-style STL files are sold by the artists who sculpt them, on their own stores: Cults3D, ArtStation, Patreon (often as monthly packs), Ko-fi, Gumroad and others. The Missing Pop doesn't sell files or take a cut; the STL & 3D files hub links straight to each modeler's store, and every model shows who made it.
Some models are only shown on Instagram. If a file isn't listed, message the modeler; many sell it on request or take model commissions.
Modelers with file stores 28
- Funko Meta 11
- Studio MADO 116
- YourBiggestFan 16
- Karen Portugal · IlustraMina 1
- Deslimjim 467
- Custom Pop World 399
- Gutzalio3D 209
- chiBR! 93
- Abyss Art Studio 40
- Chibi Land Figures 22
- Multiversal Studio 22
- ArchiveCarvalho 18
- Sam Zhei 17
- William Velásquez 13
- Faa Custom 3D 10
- Sapx.Blend 10
- JKStudio 9
- Demonsly Customs 7
- Dreamy Studio 3D 7
- Start 3D ST 7
- McCreates 4
- Alberto Miguel / AMLR 3
- Emsi Custom Pop
- Funko San
- Javier Hernández
- Portal 3D Estudio
- Richips
- 3D Funky 24
Number = files listed for download. Stores and full lists on the hub.
STL files by fandom
- Escape from Tarkov 185
- Dragon Ball 73
- Pokémon 62
- One Piece 61
- Dungeons & Dragons 55
- Marvel 55
- Jujutsu Kaisen 52
- The King of Fighters 51
- Naruto 47
- Demon Slayer 34
- Resident Evil 33
- Bleach 31
- Solo Leveling 31
- Super Mario 28
- KPop Demon Hunters 27
- Deadlock 26
- MapleStory 23
- Elio 22
- Saint Seiya 22
- Death Note 21
- Final Fantasy 21
- Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End 21
- Devil May Cry 16
- Squid Game 16
- Thunderbolts* 16
- Dandadan 15
- Invincible 15
- Street Fighter 15
- Kaiju No. 8 14
- Medabots 14
- Spider-Man 14
- Stranger Things 14
- The Walking Dead 14
- Spirited Away 13
- Thir13en Ghosts 13
- Elden Ring 12
- Fire Force 12
- My Hero Academia 12
- Tokyo Revengers 12
- Game of Thrones 11
A few files to start with
Before you buy a file
- License. Personal use only, or prints allowed for sale? It's on the listing. Respect it.
- Pre-supported or not. Pre-supported files save time on a resin printer.
- Parts. Split files (head, hair, body, accessories) are easier to print and paint.
- Scale. A standard Pop is about 3¾ inches (9–10 cm). Check what size the file is set up for.
- Box art. Some modelers include a box design; most don't.
From file to figure
Print the parts (resin gives the finest detail), wash and cure them, remove supports, sand, prime, then paint and seal. The full process, with real credited examples, is in how custom Pops are made. Don't want to print? Many painters will print and paint a file for you; see how to commission a custom.
FAQ
- Where can I download Funko Pop STL files?
- Independent 3D modelers sell Pop-style STL files on their own stores, mostly Cults3D, ArtStation, Patreon, Ko-fi and Gumroad. The Missing Pop's STL & 3D files hub lists every modeler in the directory and links to their stores.
- Are there official Funko STL files?
- No. Funko doesn't sell printable files. Every Pop-style STL is fan-made by an independent artist.
- How much do custom Pop STL files cost?
- Each artist sets their own price, and some files are free. Check the listing, or ask the artist.
- Can I sell prints of a Funko Pop STL?
- Only if the file's license allows it. Licenses are set by the artist and shown on the listing; many are personal use only. When in doubt, ask the artist.
- What size should I print a custom Pop?
- A standard Pop is about 3¾ inches (9–10 cm) tall. Many files are set up for that size; some include larger versions. Check the listing for scale and parts.
The Missing Pop is an independent fan directory. Not affiliated with Funko. "Funko" and "Pop!" are Funko's trademarks; the pieces here are fan-made, Pop-style customs by the credited artists.