Filament & Print Costs
Where do I find grams in the slicer?
Use your slicer’s estimated filament weight for the print or plate you are about to run. That is “Filament used,” not the weight of the whole spool.
After you slice, the software (Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura, and others) shows how much filament that job will use, usually in grams. Type that into Filament used. Spool price is what you paid for that roll. Spool weight should match the roll or package you are actually using — not a guessed default.
One figurine on the plate and a full plate of the same figurine are different gram numbers. Enter what you will actually print.
Multicolor is a special case: the model’s grams are not the same as total filament, because purge and towers eat extra. Use AMS / Multicolor Waste for that split.
Use this tool
Quick tip
If you only remember the spool price and not the grams, you cannot price the print yet — slice it once and copy the estimate.