Start with a template, text, or photo. Adjust dimensions and check your design in 3D, then make documents for planning, a cutting shop, or your own cuts.
Templates and a blank canvas need no account. AI and cloud backup require a free account.
Editable designPlanning documentsShop quote draftsOptional cut plans
Planning a bookshelf for an alcove? Adjust its size, see the panels in 3D, and make a document to review or discuss with a shop. Plan the cuts yourself only if that is your next step.
Real screenshots from the app. No mockups, no renders.
Lay out shelves, sides, and back panels with snap guides and alignment tools. Adjust their dimensions and watch the 3D preview update. Compare the design with measurements from your space.
Orbit and zoom to inspect the arrangement, proportions, and panel positions. Use the preview to discuss changes, not as proof of strength, room fit, or construction readiness.
Use a project summary or parts list to plan and discuss a shop quote. Continue to cutting diagrams and assembly guidance when needed. Drafts stay labelled for review.
Start with an editable design. Make a document to review or share, and go deeper into cutting and assembly when you need to.
Lay out shelves, sides, and back panels on a 2D canvas. Use snap guides, alignment tools, and dimension editing in millimeters or inches to refine the design against your measurements.
Snap Grid · Alignment Guides · Measure ToolFor self-cutting, set sheet sizes, saw kerf, and grain direction. Calculate a layout, inspect any unplaced parts, and review material use before buying or cutting. Results depend on your inputs.
Auto-nesting · Grain Direction · Kerf AllowanceStart with a configurable bookshelf or cabinet, then change the dimensions and options. The panels remain editable. Follow the bookshelf guide or cabinet guide for a focused starting point.
Parametric · 6 Furniture Types · Fully EditableGenerated steps and 3D illustrations help you think through the build sequence. Check joints, hardware, loading, and support yourself or with your maker. Software checks do not certify construction.
Auto-generated · Joint Detection · Stability HintsPrepare a planning draft or a shop parts list before working out your own cuts. Workshop documents can include calculated layouts and assembly guidance. See an example plan and its review notes.
PDF · Parts List · Cut Diagrams · AssemblyEnter sheet and edge-banding prices to estimate material costs for a calculated plan. Missing prices remain unknown. Confirm supplier prices, labor, hardware, and other costs separately.
Sheet Cost · Edge Banding · Multi-currencyFor custom jobs, continue to shape nesting, artwork, and layered export. Import files into CAM software and review tooling, workholding, and toolpaths before machining. CraftCut does not generate G-code.
Import supported SVG outlines and arrange irregular parts on sheets. Review the imported scale, spacing, rotations, and unplaced parts before exporting the layout.
SVG Import · True Nesting · RotationExport DXF layers for cut outlines, drilling, engraving, and labels. Configure shelf-pin drilling and optional tabs, then check the geometry and machining setup in your CAM software.
Layered DXF · Shelf-Pin Drilling · TabsAdd vector artwork to a panel face and choose engraving or decorative cutting. Stretch, fit, or tile the pattern. Review depth, tools, and cut-through details in your machining workflow.
Engrave · Decorative Cut · Tiled PatternsRun a single graphic across a row of cabinet doors or drawer fronts as one continuous mural. CraftCut keeps each panel's slice and lines them all back up on the sheet.
Mural Spanning · Multi-Panel · Auto-AlignedStart from text or a photo with a known measurement. AI suggests an editable design; you review the dimensions, layout, and assumptions. Adjust its dimensions and preview in 3D before making documents. AI requires a free account.
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Design checks flag issues such as disconnected parts, sheet-fit problems, gaps, and duplicates. Review the highlighted parts. These checks do not replace a construction or structural review.
After preparing and reviewing a build, use the full-screen companion to follow parts and record progress. Larger controls, voice commands, and screen wake-lock are available on supported browsers.
Start from ready-made templates by CraftCut and the community, then document your build with photos and milestones, and share a public build page that shows off the finished piece.
Plan a bookshelf, desk, or closet organizer for your space. Adjust its size, review the 3D arrangement, and keep a planning document. Continue to cutting and assembly when you are ready.
Use an editable design and dimensioned parts list to discuss a custom job. Review customer requirements before quoting. Optional nesting, sheet inventory, and CNC exports support further shop preparation.
Explore furniture dimensions and panel arrangements in class. Start from a template or blank canvas without an account, then use the design and documents for discussion.
Choose material and thickness for the design. If you plan your own cuts, confirm sheet sizes, kerf, and grain against the stock you will use. Optional sheet inventory lets you plan with owned sheets and offcuts.
Try a template or blank canvas without an account or credit card.
Cloud backup requires a free account and an internet connection.
Keep editing locally after loading. AI and cloud backup need internet.
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Adjust a template or start with a blank canvas, no account needed. Text or photo AI and cloud backup require a free account. Beta Pioneer Pro access continues through September 30, 2026.