Local-first laser preparation
Measure first.
Cut with intent.
Inspect artwork, prove its physical size, calibrate real kerf, build a repeatable job, and continue in the offline KerfCanvas desktop app when a machine is involved.
One continuous workflow
From uncertain file to verified package
KerfCanvas keeps physical units, operation intent, measured profiles, warnings, and recipe evidence together—so every next step knows what the previous step changed.
Know the file
Resolve units, dimensions, layers, open paths, duplicate cuts, fonts, and unsupported features.
Know the material
Measure kerf, focus, interval, and fit for this machine, lens, material, and batch.
Build the job
Generate, engrave, nest, order, simulate, and preserve every decision in a reusable recipe.
Run locally
Export a portable package or review it in Desktop before any physical machine action.
Available now
Useful before the full catalog lands
The roadmap contains 200 named utilities. Public routes appear only when the tool has examples, measured limits, privacy behavior, and a real result.
Laser file inspector
Inspect SVG dimensions, units, viewBox data, and common preparation risks before you edit or export.
Kerf and fit calculator
Translate measured kerf and target clearance into tab, slot, and cut-path dimensions.
See what is next
Follow the measured path from file inspection through calibration, generators, nesting, and preflight.
A hard safety boundary
The website prepares. Desktop controls.
Browser tools never connect to, jog, frame, fire, start, pause, resume, or reset a laser. KerfCanvas Desktop repeats profile validation and preflight before supervised machine output.