Creality 12th Anniversary: 12 Years of 3D Printing

In 2026, Creality celebrates its 12th anniversary—a milestone shaped not only by new machines, but by millions of makers who have used 3D technology to learn, design, repair, experiment and create.

What began in 2014 in a 20-square-metre workshop has grown into a global 3D creation ecosystem spanning 3D printers, scanners, laser engravers, materials, software and Creality Cloud. Through every stage, the purpose has remained consistent: make advanced creative tools more usable, accessible and enjoyable for more people.

Creality’s global creation ecosystem after twelve years of growth. Company-reported figures are based on CIC statistics through 2025.

From a Small Workshop to a Global Maker Brand Creality was founded in 2014 by four founders working from a compact workshop. In the years that followed, products such as the CR-10 helped introduce more people to desktop 3D printing, while the Ender brand became closely associated with accessible, upgradeable machines and hands-on maker culture.

By 2020, Creality had expanded beyond individual printers and formally developed a broader ecosystem. The company’s “One Core with Two Wings” strategy placed 3D printers at the centre, supported by products such as 3D scanners, laser engravers, materials and accessories, together with the Creality Cloud platform. You can explore more milestones on the Creality Australia About Us page .

Twelve Years of Building a Complete Creation Workflow Today, a Creality project can begin with an idea, an existing physical object or a downloaded model. Makers can capture geometry with a 3D scanner , refine it digitally, produce it with a 3D printer , add engraved or cut details, and select from a growing range of printing materials for the final application.

Creality’s 12th-anniversary brand data highlights a community and distribution network reaching more than 140 countries and regions, over five million units shipped worldwide and more than 2,500 retail and distribution partners. The anniversary also marks a stronger focus on integrating AI across the creation workflow, helping users move more smoothly from concept to finished result.

Built With Makers, Not Only for Makers A brand’s history is ultimately reflected in what its users create. Across Australia and New Zealand, Creality tools have supported fashion experimentation, custom drone engineering, architectural education and community-led learning.

See how local creators are applying digital fabrication in three real Australia and New Zealand maker stories , from a Sydney fashion label to an ambitious aircraft project and a university makerspace.

The same community spirit can be seen at Creality ShareFest events across Australia and New Zealand , where beginners, experienced users, educators and designers meet to exchange practical knowledge and showcase what they have made.

The Next Chapter Starts With the Next Idea Twelve years is an opportunity to look back, but it is also a reminder that 3D creation continues to evolve. Faster printing, multicolour systems, portable scanning, connected software and AI-assisted workflows are expanding what individuals, classrooms and small businesses can make for themselves.

Creality’s journey from a small workshop to a global ecosystem has been built layer by layer—and every new project adds to that story. To everyone in Australia and around the world who has printed a first model, solved a practical problem or shared knowledge with another maker: thank you for being part of the first twelve years.

Explore the latest machines, materials and maker resources at the Creality Australia Official Store , or discover more ideas in the Creality Australia Blog Centre .

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