Diode · CO2 · Fiber - works with LightBurn, XCS & LaserGRBL

Your photo.
Laser-ready in 30 seconds.

EngraveBot turns photos and ideas into files your laser understands - dithered for your material, vectorized for cutting, depth-mapped for 3D relief. The free tools run right here in your browser.

No signup · No watermark · Your photo never leaves your device

LIVE - photo → floyd–steinberg ditherbirch plywood · 254 DPI
◂ originaldrag the laser headengraving file ▸

New · Burn Twin ✨

See it under real light — before you burn

An engraving is a physical surface. Burn Twin shows the finished piece catching the light, and the exact dithered dots your laser will make — right here, in your browser.

Open Burn Twin
A photo engraved on walnut, shown catching raking light The Starry Night · engraved on walnut

One pass, five stations

The whole bench, in order.

  1. 01 / CLEAN

    Remove the background

    AI cutout tuned for portraits, pets and products. One click.

  2. 02 / PREP

    Tune for your material

    Presets for wood, plywood, slate, acrylic, anodized alu, glass, leather - gamma, contrast and auto-invert handled for you.

  3. 03 / DITHER

    Convert to burnable dots

    Floyd–Steinberg, Jarvis, Stucki, Atkinson or Bayer - matched to the surface.

  4. 04 / PREVIEW

    See the burn first

    Simulated result on your material, plus a 3D view for relief jobs. Save the scrap wood.

  5. 05 / EXPORT

    Send it to the laser

    PNG, SVG or a ready .lbrn2 project with speed & power filled in.

3D relief

Flat photos in.
3D relief out.

The Depth Map Studio estimates relief from a single photo's tones (an on-device estimator, not a neural depth model yet) and gives you the controls that matter at the laser:

  • Gamma, contrast and near/far clip - adjust the relief live
  • 3D preview before you burn a single pass
  • Grayscale output drops straight into LightBurn 3D mode
  • True single-photo AI depth model - planned for the cloud HQ plan

Settings database - in progress

Power & speed starting points, per machine.

machine · material ▸ starting point · status
xTool D1 Proslate150 mm/s @ 70%untested
Sculpfun S30plywood 3 mm120 mm/s @ 55%untested
Atomstack X20anodized alu80 mm/s @ 90%untested
OMTech 60W CO2acrylic 5 mm350 mm/s @ 20%untested

A verified, community-voted database (real burns, photos) is on the roadmap. Today these are unverified starting points - always test on a scrap first.

Private by architecture

The free tools process your image on your own device, in the browser - nothing is uploaded. Cloud HQ processing is opt-in only, and the file is deleted after the job.

Runs in your browserNothing uploadedNo accountNo watermark

Pricing

Free to use. Pay when it pays you back.

Free

$0
forever
  • All browser tools, full quality
  • 3 HQ cloud files per day
  • PNG & SVG export
  • No watermark, ever
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Pro

$9
per month · cancel anytime
  • Unlimited files & batch processing
  • HQ depth maps on cloud GPUs
  • .lbrn2 export with settings filled in
  • Save material presets & project history
  • Priority processing
Go Pro

Lifetime

$79
one payment
  • Everything in Pro
  • Monthly pool of GPU credits
  • All future tools included
  • No subscription. We get it.
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Questions

Before you ask on the forum.

Does it work with my laser?

Yes. EngraveBot outputs standard PNG and SVG files that every laser program reads - LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, LaserGRBL and others. Pro adds native .lbrn2 projects with speed and power pre-filled for your material.

Do my photos get uploaded anywhere?

The free tools run entirely in your browser - your image stays on your device. Only optional HQ cloud processing uploads the file, and it is deleted automatically when the job finishes.

Which materials are supported?

Built-in presets cover wood, plywood, slate, cast acrylic, anodized aluminum, glass and leather. Each preset sets gamma, contrast, the right dithering algorithm and DPI - and auto-inverts for materials that engrave light-on-dark, like slate and anodized aluminum.

Can I sell what I make with it?

Yes - every file you create is yours, for personal or commercial use. Because files are made from your own photos and ideas, they hold up as original work under marketplace originality rules.