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Drop in an SVG, run the G-code

Skip the entire Fusion 360 CAM setup —get a toolpath your CNC runs in 3 seconds.

An offline toolpath generator for desktop CNC routers. Drag in your vector art or a scan, pick the operation and tool, download the .nc and cut — profile, pocket, drill, V-carve, relief and image-trace, ten operations in one file.

No credit card. Nothing is held back for 7 days — cut real parts with it.Runs fully offline; your art never leaves your browser. Free on the Personal plan and up, or buy once for a permanent unlock.

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Drop in SVG / DXF / image
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Pick operation + tool
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Download .nc & cut
( woodenren cnc | 3-axis CNC )
G21 G90 G94
M6 T1  ( 換 6mm 平刀 )
M3 S12000
G0 X12.500 Y8.000
G1 Z-1.500 F300

Still opening Fusion just to cut one panel?

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CAM setup is a slog

Import, align the origin, define tools, order operations, load a post-processor… a dozen menus for one simple profile. The learning curve alone puts you off.

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The post doesn't fit the machine

Generic CAM often won't feed your machine: over-speed spindle, missing tool-change pauses, arcs that wander — you find out at the machine.

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One slip wrecks the stock

Cut too deep, forget the holding tabs, drill through with no spoilboard — wood and bits both cost money, and mistakes hurt.

Ten operations, one file

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Profile cutting

Inside/outside/on-line offset, automatic holding tabs, ramped plunge so it doesn't bog, stepped depth.

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Pocketing

Spiral-offset clearing that steers around islands and leaves no leftover stock.

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Peck drilling

Round holes auto-convert to drill points and expand into pecking; through-holes remind you to add a spoilboard.

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V-carve / engrave

Fixed-depth V-bit line carving — perfect for name plates, signs and logos.

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Relief

Turn a grayscale image into a 3D relief toolpath, with brightness / contrast / smoothing controls.

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Image trace + gap-bridge

Auto-trace photos or scans to vectors, keep only the outer silhouette, and computationally bridge broken contours back together.

Guardrails before you cut

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G-code self-check

Before download it re-parses the .nc and catches over-speed spindle, rapids inside the stock, arcs missing a center, feedless dry-grinding and other stock-wrecking mistakes.

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Cut-through warnings

Cuts deeper than the stock and through-drills are flagged loudly, with a reminder to seat the spoilboard so you don't cut into the bed.

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Tool-change card

Operations auto-group and order by tool, an M6 pause is inserted at each change, and you get a 'which bit for which pass' card.

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Fully offline, no install

A single HTML that runs in your browser; art never leaves your machine, works with the network off, and commercial drawings stay private.

Who it's for

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Desktop CNC owners

Everything a desktop CNC needs is built in: both M6 and M0 tool-change styles, RPM ceiling, work-area limits. Pick GRBL / Mach3 / LinuxCNC / FluidNC / Smoothieware from the list, or a named machine (Shapeoko, X-Carve, LongMill, Onefinity, 3018, 6040) with travels pre-filled.

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Custom small goods / signage

Name plates, badges, logos, trays, boxes — for this kind of 2.5D cutting, dragging in an SVG is ten times faster than opening CAD/CAM.

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Beginners who'd rather not learn the hard way

Defaults are labeled 'start first cut at 50% feed' and come with a machine checklist, so you skip paying tuition in crashed bits.

Where it can't help yet:

  • ·Always air-run the first file on any machine to verify the path — that's general CNC practice, not a limitation of this tool
  • ·Complex 3D surface carving (multi-axis / ball-nose contouring) — the focus is 2.5D cutting for now
  • ·Metalworking — parameters and strategy are tuned for wood / plywood / acrylic

Your CNC is on the list

Output is a standard ISO G-code subset (G0/G1/G2/G3 + M3/M5 + M0/M6 + M30). Canned cycles, cutter compensation and G28 are deliberately avoided because their meaning differs between controllers. Compatibility comes from using only the intersection, not from per-machine hacks.

Generic by controller (pick here if your machine isn't listed)

  • GRBL (programmable spindle)
  • GRBL (manual spindle dial)
  • Mach3 / Mach4
  • LinuxCNC
  • FluidNC

Common desktop machines (travels pre-filled)

  • Shapeoko
  • X-Carve
  • LongMill
  • Onefinity Woodworker
  • Genmitsu 4040 / FoxAlien
  • CNC 3018 / 3018 PRO
  • 6040 / 6090 steel-frame

Specific machines (different dialect, handled individually)

  • Carvera Air
  • Carvera
  • GORDIX belt-driven CNC

Not listed? Choose "Custom machine" and fill in travels, RPM ceiling, tool-change mode and end code yourself — no need to wait for us to add it.

How people actually use it

Signs & plates

Set your type in Illustrator, convert to outlines, save SVG → drag in → V-carve the letters, profile-cut the border with tabs → one .nc with the M6 change already ordered.

Trays & boxes

Draw the base outline plus a recess → profile the outside, pocket the middle → stepped depth with a tab in each corner so nothing flies off.

Logo relief

Grayscale brand logo → relief operation → tweak brightness / contrast / smoothing a few times → out comes a 3D relief toolpath.

Restoring a scan

Scan a hand drawing or old artwork → image-trace to vectors → outer silhouette only + bridge the broken lines → straight into a cuttable path.

Two ways to unlock

Free on the Personal plan and up; want just this tool? Buy it once for a permanent unlock.

One-time

CNC tool, buy once

US$9.99one-time
  • Permanent unlock of the CNC toolpath generator
  • Use it without subscribing
  • Future tool updates included
  • NT$499 in Taiwan
Buy to unlock
Best value

Personal plan

US$5.9/mo
  • Includes the CNC toolpath generator
  • + all 26 furniture design templates
  • + ceiling / floor / raised-floor tools
  • PDF shop drawings & cut lists
See Personal
For pros

Studio plan

US$14.9/mo
  • Everything in Personal
  • + client quoting system
  • + furniture STL / CNC export
  • + no size limits
See Studio

All plans and one-time items are on thepricing page

FAQ

Is this the same as the furniture designer's 'CNC export'?

No. The furniture designer exports the parts you designed; this is a standalone SVG/DXF → G-code generator — any vector art or image becomes a toolpath, so it's far more general.

Which CNC machines does it support?

Most of them. The tool emits only the command set every controller shares (G17 G21 G90 G94, G0/G1/G2/G3, M3/M5, M0/M6, M30) and deliberately avoids canned cycles, cutter compensation and G28. Built-in profiles cover GRBL (both spindle modes), Mach3/Mach4, LinuxCNC, FluidNC, Smoothieware (Carvera), plus Shapeoko, X-Carve, LongMill, Onefinity, 3018 and 6040 class machines; anything else can be entered as a custom machine. Air-run the first file on any machine.

Does my art get uploaded?

No. The whole tool is one HTML computing in your browser; art and G-code stay on your machine, it works offline, and commercial drawings never leave.

One-time vs. subscription?

One-time (US$9.99 / NT$499) permanently unlocks this one tool. The Personal plan additionally includes every furniture template and the other interior tools, so it's much better value.

I'm a beginner — is it hard?

Tool defaults are set for you and labeled 'start first cut at 50% feed', with a machine checklist included. CNC carries real risk, though — always air-pass and do a shallow test cut per the checklist before cutting for real.

Do I get updates after buying?

Yes. The tool keeps improving (operations, safety guardrails), and updates during your ownership or subscription come automatically at no extra cost.

For your next panel, don't open Fusion

Drag in an SVG, get machine-ready G-code in 3 seconds. Free on the Personal plan and up, or buy once for a permanent unlock.

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