Drop the cutting file
SVG or DXF, exactly as you would send it to the machine.
Production checks
Tiny Object Detector
Specks below a minimum size.
How it works
Review the report
Open paths, duplicates, overlaps, self-intersections, specks, thin parts, live text, raster images and sheet fit.
Fix and re-check
Flagged shapes are outlined on the mat; each issue names the tool that fixes it.
Common questions
Are open paths always wrong?
No — engraving lines are meant to be open. They are flagged as warnings so you can confirm they are intentional.
What is a thin part?
A closed shape that vanishes when inset by half the minimum feature size — it will burn away or snap off.
Why check for duplicates?
Stacked copies make the machine cut the same line twice, which scorches laser cuts and tears vinyl.