AI Laser Cut Generator

An AI laser cut generator turns a description, and photos if you have them, into flat parts you can cut from sheet material. In Printara Studio the result is a kit: the parts are modelled in 3D, nested on cutting sheets of the size you set and exported as SVG and DXF files with cut, score and engrave layers, plus 3D files of the assembled model.

Your laser cut files: a DXF and an SVG for every sheet, at true size in millimetres. The SVG uses red for CUT, green for SCORE and blue for ENGRAVE, with fill engraving as filled shapes. The DXF is R12 with the layers CUT, SCORE, ENGRAVE and ENGRAVE_FILL. You also get the assembled model as STL, GLB and 3MF, and a Parts ZIP with one STL per part.

No. The sheets carry nominal contours, so set the kerf in your laser software from your material profile. The fit clearance you choose (0.1 mm unless you change it, from 0 to 2 mm) is added to every slot. Cut a test joint before the whole kit; the Gothic jewelry box on this page comes with two fit-test coupons for that.

Yes. The Gothic jewelry box on this page was made as a box from a text brief: 180 × 120 × 120 mm in 3 mm plywood, 27 parts on seven 300 × 200 mm sheets, with tab-and-slot walls, a two-layer lid on laser-cut wooden hinges, a sliding latch key and removable dividers. The hinges turn on two 2 mm metal pins, which are not cut and not included. The opening was checked in 3D on the generated parts up to 100 degrees, not on a cut box, so cut the two fit-test coupons first to check the fit in your material.

Any sheet from 50 to 1500 mm on each side and any material thickness from 0.5 to 25 mm. The Studio starts at 300 × 200 mm and 3 mm, with quick settings for 3 mm plywood, 3 mm MDF, 2 mm acrylic and 4 mm plywood. You can also set the sheet margin, the spacing between parts and whether parts may turn 90 degrees to fit.

Yes. Add up to 5 reference photos (PNG, JPEG or WebP) next to your brief. The brief says what it is, how big it is and how it goes together; the photos show how it looks. You can also make a clean picture first in the Image tab of Printara Studio, as was done for the magical book nook on this page.

Yes. Engraving can follow the brief and the photos, stay off, or use your own text of up to 80 characters. Each engraving travels with its part on the sheet, and fill engraving comes as filled shapes in the SVG and as the ENGRAVE_FILL layer in the DXF.

The files are standard SVG and DXF R12 in millimetres, which most laser software can import. Printara does not test them on specific machines, so import one format, check the scale and the layer mapping, and cut a test piece first.

Yes. In your Library, Edit with Sculpt opens the finished model: describe the change and get a free edit quote. The edit becomes a new linked version, and the original stays as it was.

For laser kits built from reference photos, Printara can turn the picture details into printable paper decals. You get a PDF at actual size on A4, Letter or A3: print it at 100 %, cut out each decal and glue it onto the matching part. The decals are an optional finish, not a cutting or engraving file.

Yes. Under Printara's Terms you keep ownership of the models you generate, and you give Printara a non-exclusive licence to display, distribute and market them. You are responsible for making sure a design does not copy someone else's characters, trademarks or designs before you sell it. With a paid creator plan you can list a kit in the laser-cut category of the Printara marketplace, where buyers download its SVG and DXF sheets.

Printara Studio opens after you sign in, and a Printara account is free. The quote is free; building uses credits from a plan or a credit pack, and the quote shows the exact credits before you confirm. If a build fails, the credits come back automatically.