Importing Pro PCTG Profiles (and Fixing Profiles That Won't Show Up)

We publish ready-to-go Pro PCTG profiles for Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, Elegoo, Qidi, Anycubic, FlashForge, and Snapmaker printers. Download them here.

How to import

• Bambu Studio: step-by-step guide
• PrusaSlicer: profiles are built in. How to enable them
• Creality Print: step-by-step guide
• AnycubicSlicerNext: step-by-step guide
• OrcaSlicer and its versions: File > Import > Import Configs, then select the downloaded file. If asked to replace a config with the same name, choose Yes.

Imported profiles appear in the filament list under User Presets > Custom.

The profile imported but doesn't show up

• Wrong printer or nozzle selected. Profiles are tied to a specific printer and nozzle size. Select the matching printer and nozzle first.
• Restart the slicer after importing.
• Bambu AMS mapping reverts. Close all Bambu Studio windows and try again, and make sure printer firmware is up to date.

Import the process profile too

The filament profile only sets temperature, cooling, and flow. Speeds and acceleration live in the process profile. Most "too fast" problems we see come from pairing our filament profile with a stock process profile.

Other things that override our settings

• Downloaded .3mf project files from model sites can bring their own speeds. Check speeds after opening one.
• Using a profile in a different slicer than it was built for (for example, a Bambu Studio profile in OrcaSlicer) may not behave the same.

Related articles

• Baseline settings for printers without a profile
• Nozzles: hardened, high-flow, diamond, and 0.2 mm