Fox 3D Scanner

Objects from 40mm to 1,200mm - shoes, figurines, mechanical parts, hands/faces, sculptures, and more. Transparent or highly reflective surfaces benefit from a light coat of scanning spray. Very small (under 40mm) or very large (over 1,200mm) objects aren't ideal.

Yes. 0.07mm accuracy means the dimensional error of your scan is smaller than what most FDM printers can reproduce. For resin printers with finer detail capability, Fox's 0.10mm resolution ensures the scan captures enough surface detail. In most cases, the printer is the bottleneck - not the scan.

Yes. Thanks to the advanced NIR light source, the Fox excels at capturing matte, dark-colored surfaces that are typically difficult for scanners. Overall, its performance is well-balanced and powerful enough to handle most everyday scanning tasks with ease.

Yes. With the free JMStudio app (Android 10+/iOS 15+) and the Smart Grip accessory, you can scan anywhere without being tethered to a wall outlet or PC. This setup uses lightweight cables to connect all devices. Please note that mobile is for data capture only - think of your phone as the camera; your PC serves as the "darkroom" for all processing, editing, and exporting.

No. All 3DMakerpro scanners, including Fox, use the free JMStudio software. There are no hidden fees or subscriptions for scanning or processing. You can find comprehensive tutorials on the Prusa website, and Prusa will be releasing even more dedicated Fox-specific guides soon.

Don’t worry, the Fox is a beginner-friendly 3D scanner. Most first-time users get the hang of it in under 10 minutes. You just need to keep the scanner within the ideal working distance (150–400mm) - the on-screen guide will provide real-time distance alerts to help you stay on track. Plus, with Prusa's "Smart Resume" feature and upcoming expanded product guides, you’re well supported. Prusa is here to help you every step of your 3D scanning journey!

Both the Fox and Moose Lite are powered by the same NIR light source, share the same 200x100mm single-capture range and 0.10mm resolution, and maintain the same device compatibility.The differences are in precision, weight, and aesthetics: the Fox is designed in a vibrant orange, weighs 210g, and provides 0.07mm accuracy; the Moose Lite features a classic grey finish, weighs 250g, and delivers a higher precision of 0.05mm.If you are a beginner seeking the best balance of portability, cost-efficiency, and fashionable design, the Fox is your ideal choice. If your work requires that extra level of detail and stricter dimensional accuracy, the Moose Lite is the recommended upgrade.

Not for the actual scanning or processing. Your scan data is stored locally on your device, ensuring complete privacy. An internet connection is only necessary if you choose to log into your account, download software updates, or transfer scanned files from your mobile device to your PC. If you prefer to stay offline, you can simply use the "Guest" mode to complete the process.

Yes. Once you export your scan as an STL file, it can be imported directly into any standard slicing software for 3D printing. No extra conversion steps are required

You are in full control! If you are scanning an object with intended hollows or holes (such as lattice structures or multi-part assemblies), simply turn off the "Repair Gaps" feature in the processing options. You can also use Prusa's manual mesh editing tools to refine the model exactly how you want it.

Fox scanner, GaN 65W fast charger, USB cable, manual turntable, and calibration board. Everything to start scanning on your desk right away.