This release is shaped by your real-world experience with eufyMake—the “it’d be great if…” moments and the small points of friction that impact everyday use. We read every piece of feedback. And the 3.7 release is our answer.
You told us you wanted a desktop app that works like the professional tools you already know. You wanted smarter ways to handle irregularly shaped objects without manual prep work. You wanted finer control over print alignment and maintenance timing. This update addresses all of that, plus a number of smaller quality-of-life improvements across the App, PC studio, and firmware.
Here's what we'll walk through today:
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See more>> Local mode introduction

The Upgraded PC Version
We know it can feel frustrating when your workflow depends on an internet connection — losing unsaved work after a crash, or not being able to simply press Ctrl+S to save a project the way you would in Photoshop or Word.
That's why we built an entirely new local-mode PC client. Your projects are now saved as .empf files directly on your computer, giving you full control over your files.
Here's what this means for your daily workflow:

Access it via the File menu in the top menu bar or using keyboard shortcuts.

Save prompt when closing
See more >>Contour Recognition and Autofill
Printing on irregularly shaped objects — phone cases with camera cutouts, natural stones, custom-shaped coasters — used to require manual masking in Photoshop before you could start designing.
Now, simply take a photo of the objects on your print platform, and the system automatically detects their outlines. A single click fills all matching contours with your design, automatically adjusting rotation and scale for each one.
What makes this powerful:

See more >> Zero Point Calibration and Zero Point Alignment
Accurate alignment between your on-screen design and the actual printed result is critical — especially for batch production and repeat printing.
In this update, you can now manually adjust the zero-point offset value (X and Y axes) for fine-tuned alignment, without needing to re-run the full calibration process every time. Experienced users who already know their offset measurements can enter them directly and start printing immediately.
We've also reorganized the alignment settings UI for clarity:

Zero Point Calibration

Zero Point Alignment

Known Offset: From the Zero Point Calibration homepage, use the dedicated entry to open Offset Input and enter the value.

Unknown Offset: Run Auto Measurement first, then proceed to Offset Calibration.
See more >>Cleaning and maintenance strategy & Update of specific ink consumption
Print head maintenance is essential for consistent quality, but remembering to run it at the right time can be easy to forget.
You can now set a preferred trigger time for automatic print head maintenance, along with an advance reminder. Whether you want maintenance to run at the start of your workday or during a scheduled break, you're in control of your maintenance routine.
See more >>Dimension Unit Switch
The unit toggle has been refined to apply only where it matters: Print Bed dimensions and Image Position / Size fields. A quick-access toggle has been added to the right of the Print Bed section header, so you can switch units without digging through settings.

Click to switch between mm and inch.
We've upgraded the AI algorithm behind background removal to deliver finer cutout results with more natural edge transitions. You'll notice cleaner edges, especially around hair, intricate patterns, and semi-transparent areas.
A pop-up reminder now appears when your ink or cleaning cartridges are approaching their expiry date. This prevents unnoticed consumable degradation from affecting your print quality.
The actual measured height of your object is now displayed during the print flow. This gives you a chance to verify dimensions before printing, helping you avoid height-related failures before they happen.
A second confirmation dialog has been added before manual maintenance is executed, preventing accidental triggers that could interrupt your workflow.
We've improved the device connection flow and stability in AP mode across both the PC client and firmware. Network setup is now smoother and more reliable, whether you're pairing a new device or reconfiguring your connection.
Following the PC client redesign, the Message Center has been updated for easier access and look.
Before starting the self-check during manual standard flatbed calibration, guided prompts now appear to help prevent users from forgetting to remove the foam pad on the platen.
The same zero-point offset adjustment capability is now available on the firmware side, ensuring consistent alignment accuracy across both PC and device.
Real-time ambient temperature monitoring has been added to the print process. The print head high-temperature threshold has also been recalibrated to better protect print quality under varying environmental conditions.
Improved firmware-side connection handling in AP mode for more reliable device pairing and network configuration.
We've optimized the vertical streaks that occasionally appear during rotary printing, delivering cleaner results on cylindrical objects.
To improve software stability and focus on the core UV printing experience, starting from V3.7.1, the PC client no longer includes 3D printing functionality. eufyMake Studio is now positioned as a dedicated UV printing software.
If you use an AnkerMake M5 or other FDM 3D printer, please download eufyMake Studio 3D from: www.eufymake.com/eufymake-studio
We reviewed 55 issues across the system this cycle. This release resolves 33 of them (about 60%). The remaining 22 are scheduled for v3.8.0.
Here's what we fixed, grouped by category so you can find what matters to you:
eufyMake Studio 3.8 focuses on editing efficiency and print precision, solving key pain points including editing trial-and-error, multi-element layout inefficiency, and rotary print positioning offset.
eufyMake Studio 3.8 focuses on editing efficiency and print precision, solving key pain points including editing trial-and-error, multi-element layout inefficiency, and rotary print positioning offset.
Support manual editing of auto-detected contours for optimal adjustment.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us.
Everything in this update — from the fixes to the stability work to the new features — started with a conversation we had with you. Your messages, your questions, and the moments when you pointed out that something didn't feel right all helped us understand the product the way you experience it every day.
Your feedback shows us where things fall short and where the experience needs to improve. We take that seriously. Many of the changes you see today began with a single comment, a screenshot, or a simple "something feels off here." Those moments matter, and we're grateful that you took the time to share them.
We'll keep showing up the same way — listening closely, responding quickly, and improving steadily, week by week. eufyMake isn't something we build behind closed doors. It's something that grows alongside the people who actually use it.
Thank you for your patience, for testing new updates, and for speaking up when something didn't feel right.We're excited for what comes next and for continuing to shape a more reliable, more capable, and more creator-friendly eufyMake together with you.
If you have suggestions or ideas for our next release,feel free to reach out to us, or share your thoughts on our community channels.