The toolbar is located at the bottom of the main window and provides quick access to all core tools for creating, drawing, and adding content to your canvas.
¶ 1. Import
Click the 
icon in the bottom toolbar to import a variety of common image and vector formats.
- Supported formats include: PNG, JPEG, JPG, BMP, SVG, DXF
- After importing, the asset will appear on the canvas, where you can move, scale, rotate, or edit it.
¶ 2. Selection Tool
The selection tool is the primary way to interact with objects on your canvas. Clicking this icon opens a menu with two modes.
- Move: This is the default arrow tool for selecting, moving, scaling, and rotating objects on the canvas. You can click a single object or drag to select multiple objects at once.
- Pan: Represented by a hand icon, this tool lets you move the canvas view. Click and drag anywhere on an empty area to pan your workspace without accidentally shifting your design elements.
¶ 3. Shape Tools
Click the 
icon to expand the shape menu and quickly draw a variety of basic shapes.
¶ 3.1 Drawing Shapes
You can draw the following shapes:
- Rectangle: The default shape, used to draw squares and rectangles.
- Line: Draw straight lines.
- Circle: Draw circles and ellipses.
- Polygon: Create polygons with a customizable number of sides.
- Star: Draw stars, including adjustable star points.
¶ 3.2 Editing Polygons
When you select a polygon on the canvas, the Style panel appears in the right properties section, allowing you to adjust the number of sides.
How to use:
- Enter any value (≥3) in the input field to generate the corresponding polygon in real time.
- You can switch freely between triangles and multi-sided polygons, making it easy to create structural shapes.
¶ 3.3 Drawing Stars
When drawing a star, the Style panel on the right will also appear, allowing you to adjust the number of points.
How to use:
- Enter the number of star points (≥3) to generate the corresponding star shape.
- All parameters can be freely adjusted, ideal for badges, decorations, and artistic designs.
- Hold the Shift key while drawing to maintain a proportional bounding box; releasing it returns the star to freeform sizing.
¶ 3.4 Corner Rounding Tool
When a rectangle, polygon, or star is selected, the top toolbar will display the Corner Rounding tool, allowing you to adjust the smoothness of the shape’s edges for softer or more decorative results.
Increasing the rounding value results in smoother edges. If the value exceeds the shape’s geometric limits, the system will automatically apply the maximum allowable value.
¶ 4. Text Tool
Click the 
icon to add and edit text on your canvas. After selecting the tool, click anywhere on the canvas to start typing. You can then adjust the font, size, and other text properties using the Object Editing tools.
¶ 5. Tool Library
The Tool Library includes Code Generator and Material Test tools.
¶ 5.1 Code Generator
You can create functional Barcode and QR Codes directly in the software, ready for engraving. The generated codes are vector graphics, meaning they can be scaled freely without losing quality.
How to use:
- Click the
icon to open the Tool Library, then select Code Generator. - In the pop-up window, choose whether you want to generate a Barcode or a QR code from the dropdown list.
- Enter the text or numeric content you want to encode.
- Click OK, and the system will generate the corresponding graphic and place it on the canvas.
¶ 5.1.1 Generating a Barcode
¶ 5.1.2 Generating a QR Code
¶ 5.2 Material Test
The Material Test tool helps you quickly identify the best processing parameters (such as speed and power) for your material. Based on your settings, it automatically generates a parameter matrix (Speed × Power) and displays it as a grid of test squares on the canvas. Each square represents a different parameter combination, allowing you to compare results after engraving.
¶ 5.2.1 Purpose of Material Testing
- Quickly evaluate how different speeds and power levels affect processing results
- Avoid guesswork and save both time and material
- Identify optimal settings for challenging materials (e.g., wood, leather, cardboard, acrylic)
- Explore suitable settings when using a new material for the first time
¶ 5.2.2 How to Use
Steps:
- Create a shape on the canvas that you want to use for testing.
- Select the object and choose the processing type (Cut or Engrave) in the right-side parameter panel.
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Click the Tool Library
icon and select Material Test. -
In the pop-up window, the system will read the selected object’s size and allow you to set your test parameters. Enter the minimum and maximum values for speed and power, as well as the number of rows and columns you want to generate (see parameter descriptions below).
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Click Done to automatically generate a material test matrix on the canvas, complete with axis labels. You can view each test block’s parameters in the left-side parameter panel.
- After setup is complete, click Start Job to run the test and compare the final results.
¶ 5.2.3 Parameter Explanation
In the Material Test popup, parameters define the scale and value range of the generated matrix.
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Speed (mm/s) – Vertical Axis (Y-axis) of the Matrix
- Min/Max: Sets the speed range for testing. The bottom row of the matrix will use the minimum speed, while the top row will use the maximum speed.
- Rows: Determines how many test blocks are generated vertically. More rows create a finer gradient of speed variation.
- Row Spacing: The vertical distance between each test block.
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Power (W) – Horizontal Axis (X-axis) of the Matrix
- Min/Max: Sets the power range for testing. The leftmost column will use the minimum power, and the rightmost column will use the maximum power.
- Columns: Determines how many test blocks are generated horizontally. More columns create a finer gradient of power variation.
- Column Spacing: The horizontal distance between each test block.
¶ 6. Library
The Library is a built-in collection of ready-to-use vector graphics designed by professionals. It allows you to quickly add common shapes, icons, and decorative elements to your projects without starting from scratch. All assets are in SVG format, meaning they can be scaled to any size without losing quality and are fully editable.
- Click the
icon to open the built-in Library.
