UsbDeck

Free · for Mac

Your print queue, in the order you meant.

Most 3D printers list USB files in the order they were written to the stick — not by name, not by date. UsbDeck lets you set that order, then copy the same stick to as many others as you need.

Download on theMac App Store See how it works

Free. No account. Nothing leaves your Mac.

Printer showsbefore

?lid_v3.bgcode
?bracket_left.bgcode
?calibration.bgcode
?base_plate.bgcode
?bracket_right.bgcode

Printer showsafter

1calibration.bgcode
2base_plate.bgcode
3bracket_left.bgcode
4bracket_right.bgcode
5lid_v3.bgcode

Built for the print farm, fine for one printer.

Whether you hand a stick to a colleague or prep twenty for a production run, the files show up exactly where you put them.

Set the order

Arrange files the way you'll print them. UsbDeck rewrites the stick so the printer lists them in that sequence.

Clone to many sticks

Make one master stick, then copy it to several at once — same files, same order, with progress and time remaining.

Careful by default

Previews before anything is removed, never touches your Mac's own drives, and protects the master stick while cloning.

How it works

On FAT32 sticks — the format most printers read — the file list follows the order files were written. UsbDeck uses that to your advantage.

  1. Plug in a stick

    Choose the USB stick in UsbDeck. You decide which drive the app can touch.

  2. Arrange your files

    Put them in the order you want to see on the printer, and give the stick a name if you like.

  3. Apply, then clone

    UsbDeck writes the files back in your order. Need more? Copy the stick to as many as you plug in.

Get UsbDeck — it's free.

Available on the Mac App Store.

Download on theMac App Store