KraftDXF is a browser-based tool built for laser and plasma cutting shops. Fabricators told us the same story everywhere: clients send pictures, not files — and a bad file costs a plate. So we built the tool around one promise: every DXF is checked before it is downloaded.
Bridges are measured against the plate thickness, floating islands are removed or joined, and every repair is listed in a change report — nothing is changed silently. The tool runs entirely in the visitor's browser: designs never leave their device, and there is nothing to install. KraftDXF is founded and built in Pakistan, serving cutting shops in the Gulf, Australia and beyond.
Fifteen jali, floral and modern panel designs, generated at the customer's exact size — any width, any height, checked for their plate before download.
A design photo or scan becomes a checked cutting file: colours flipped, panel cropped, bridges thickened, islands fixed — with a full change report and an honest warning when an image is too blurry to trust.
The rulebook no other online converter applies: minimum bridge ≥ 2× plate thickness, zero floating islands, kerf applied — measured on the real geometry, not estimated.
From the finished file itself: cut length, pierce count, cutting time and a price the shop can print and hand to their customer.
Real output files, checked the way CAM software checks them:

A pattern at your size, or your own design image in any of 9 formats.
Bridges and islands measured against your plate; unsafe files repaired or refused.
Checked DXF with its change report — plus a printable quote for your customer.