What you'll make
Two or more aligned panels that, when assembled, form a design larger than your laser bed — with registration marks for perfect alignment.
Step 1 — Upload your SVG design
Import the SVG you want to split. The tool shows the design dimensions and flags if it exceeds your bed size.
Step 2 — Enter your laser bed dimensions
Enter your laser bed's usable cutting area (not the machine frame size). Leave a margin of 5–10 mm from the edges for safe clamping.
Step 3 — Set tile overlap
Choose an overlap of 5–15 mm. This creates shared area between adjacent tiles where the design lines continue, helping you align pieces accurately.
Step 4 — Set registration marks
Enable cross-hair registration marks (recommended). These are small crosses outside the design area that you align across tiles when assembling the full piece.
Step 5 — Preview the tile grid
Check the tile count and layout. For a 1200 × 600 mm sign on a 600 × 400 mm bed you'd get a 2 × 2 grid of 4 tiles.
Step 6 — Export individual tiles
Export each tile as a separate SVG. Cut tile-by-tile, aligning the registration marks between passes. Assemble and glue the panels after cutting.
Pro tips
Tip 1: Label the back of each panel with a marker before removing from the bed — it's easy to lose orientation.
Tip 2: Cut registration marks as a score (low power) not a full cut, so they don't create holes in the finished piece.