Plain English in. Optimized, printable cut diagrams out. Kerf-aware, every time.
Drag to rotate, double-click for top view. Thickness is exaggerated.
Live demo: the real packing engine runs in your browser. No account, no AI model yet. It understands common phrasing like the examples.
The AI turns your words into a spec. A deterministic engine does the math.
Type what you need, or tap a preset. If something is unclear, like feet or inches, it asks first.
Guillotine packing finds the layout with the fewest sheets. Every cut is a straight edge-to-edge cut on your saw.
A numbered cut sequence, a cut list and an assumptions block, on US Letter, to scale.
Language models are good at language. Layout math is done by code that gives the same answer every time.
Every cut costs blade width. A piece that only fits without kerf is rejected, not squeezed in.
Dimensions stay in fractional inches, to 1/16". Metric sheets are converted at the edge.
One cut at a time, big type, screen stays awake. Prop your phone on the bench.
Lock grain direction per piece and add edge trim. Assumptions are always stated.
One plan to upgrade to. Clarifying questions never count against you.