VoxelDance Tango review
A feature-rich resin slicer with output-based plans starting at $9 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
VoxelDance Tango prepares models for DLP and LCD resin 3D printing, with workflows for figure makers, engineers, and designers. It combines model preparation and slicing with support generation, repair, hollowing, nesting, and printer and resin profile handling. Manual and automatic support generation can be edited, while isolated-island detection helps identify areas needing attention. Adaptive layer heights make it relevant to users who want variable layers rather than a fixed-height workflow. Tango suits solo and small-team users who need a broad set of resin preparation tools; those seeking a free slicer or unlimited output on a low-cost plan should look elsewhere.
Pricing is organized around monthly output limits. Personal costs $9 per month for full features and 60 outputs monthly; Personal + costs $19 per month for full features and 150 outputs monthly. Pro is $72 per month and includes full features with unlimited outputs. Annual options are listed at $72 for Personal, $144 for Personal +, and $720 for Pro, retaining the same monthly output allowances. A 15-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. The choice is therefore less about access to core features than about how many outputs a user needs and whether annual billing fits their budget.
The feature set extends beyond supports: Tango offers model repair, hollowing and hole creation, 2D nesting, automatic arrangement, honeycomb and custom infill structures, plus anti-aliasing, grayscale, and blur controls. Its documented input formats include CLI, SLC, STL, 3MF, PLY, OBJ, and OFF, and UVTools is listed as an integration. Desktop Tango is currently Windows-only; Tango Web is a separate browser-based offering, and the vendor lists web, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android among its platforms. Choose Tango for adjustable resin slicing and a broad preparation toolkit across desktop and web. Skip it if Windows desktop compatibility or a free plan is essential.
VoxelDance Tango pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines manual and automatic supports with editable structures
- Adaptive layer heights, island detection, and support placement
- Includes repair, hollowing, nesting, and slicing controls
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the trial lasts 15 days
- Personal plans cap outputs at 60 or 150 per month
- Desktop support is currently limited to Windows
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