Standard templateYour foot
Off-the-shelf insoles
Made for a range of sizes
- One template across several shoe sizes
- The same arch shape for everyone in that range
- Often trimmed at home to fit your shoe
Every pair of orthotic insoles starts with a detailed scan of your feet, taken in our app or in person. The arch support follows the contour of your own arch and heel, so the fit comes from your measurements and not from a shoe-size average.
WHY FIT MATTERS
Standard insoles use a similar shape across several shoe sizes. Our custom orthotic insoles are designed using individual foot measurements, with the arch and heel contours shaped to match each foot.
Solutions
Every foot has a different shape and support needs. Our custom orthotic insoles are designed using your individual foot measurements, with options for flat feet, plantar fasciitis, heel pain and other foot concerns.
Custom insoles designed around your arch shape and midfoot measurements to provide personalized foot support.
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Insole 3D insoles are designed for personalized comfort and fit. They are not a medical treatment and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. For ongoing foot pain, please speak with a qualified healthcare professional.
Our insoles
Every pair of custom insoles starts with your foot scan. Explore the details to see how the shape, arch and overall design are based on your individual measurements.
Product images for reference. Final appearance may vary.
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The overall shape follows the length and width captured in your scan, rather than a standard size template.
The Insole3D app
Use the Insole3D app to capture measurements of both feet with your smartphone. Follow the on-screen instructions, review your measurements, and use them as the starting point for your custom orthotic insoles.
Follow clear on-screen instructions to scan each foot using your phone's camera.
Review the measurements captured for your left and right feet before moving to the design stage.
Your measurements provide the starting point for designing your personalized custom insoles.
From scan to insole
Every pair starts with your foot measurements. We use them to create an insole design, then 3D print it to produce your finished pair of custom insoles.
Capture the shape and measurements of your left and right feet using the Insole3D app or an in-person scan.
Your foot measurements guide the design of your custom insoles, including the shape and arch profile of each foot.
The approved insole design is 3D printed to create a pair shaped around your individual measurements.
Your custom-made orthotic insoles are ready to be fitted into suitable footwear, following any relevant professional guidance.
FAQs
Find answers about foot scanning, orthotic design, 3D printing and how custom insoles are made.
The Insole3D app guides you through scanning both feet with your smartphone camera. The measurements captured help create a design based on the shape and dimensions of your feet.
You can capture your foot measurements using the Insole3D app from home. An in-person scan is also an option if available. Follow the instructions provided for your chosen scanning method.
Regular insoles are generally made in standard sizes and shapes. Custom orthotic insoles are designed using your individual foot measurements, allowing the shape and arch profile to be tailored to each foot.
The process starts with a scan of your feet. Your measurements are used to design the insoles, which are then 3D printed to create your finished pair.
You can order custom insoles through the official Insole3D website, subject to availability. Follow the ordering instructions to find out how to submit your foot measurements and begin the process.
Custom orthotic insoles can be designed to provide foot support for individual needs, but they are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have persistent foot pain, diabetes-related foot concerns or a diagnosed foot condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional about suitable orthotics.
Daily use depends on the insole design, your footwear and your individual needs. Follow the instructions provided with your insoles, and ask your healthcare professional if you have a diagnosed foot condition.
Insole3D uses 3D printing with TPU and Poron cushioning, according to the product information provided. The exact material configuration may vary by design, so check the product specifications for the pair being ordered.
You may be able to move your insoles between shoes if they fit securely and sit correctly in each pair. Check the fit each time, as shoe shapes and internal dimensions vary.
No. Memory foam insoles use foam that compresses under pressure. Custom orthotic insoles are designed around individual foot measurements and support requirements. The materials and design depend on the specific product.
Scan your feet with the Insole3D app and get custom orthotic insoles designed around your individual foot measurements. Each pair is 3D printed to match your insole design.
Purchases are completed in our online shop.
Learning Center
Explore practical guides to custom insoles, arch support, common foot concerns and how foot scanning works. Find clear information to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about foot support.
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