Laser, blade and CNC
Three modes: laser cutting and engraving, drag blade for vinyl and CNC milling, each with its own settings.
AIM Cut
Open an SVG, a DXF or an image, set the kerf offset, lay the parts out on the sheet and export G-code, SVG or DXF. In your browser, with nothing to install and without uploading your designs.
Free, no sign-up, no card.

For anyone cutting and engraving wood, acrylic, card or vinyl, making signs and models, or milling parts in the workshop.
AIM Cut opens in a browser tab: nothing to download, install or update.
AIM Cut works in your browser: your files never leave your computer.
AIM Cut is free and complete, with no time limit and no card.
Three modes: laser cutting and engraving, drag blade for vinyl and CNC milling, each with its own settings.
Open SVG and DXF paths or turn a PNG image into a relief; STL models too, to cut them layer by layer.
Shift the path by half the cut width so parts come out to size.
Lay parts out automatically with the spacing you set, grouped or merged by layer colour.
Depth, number of passes and blade tip offset, with smooth turns at the corners.
Roughing, outline, contour, pockets, drilling, tracing and holding tabs, with your own tools.
Export AIM-signed G-code for your machine, or SVG and DXF for other programs.
It is saved in your browser; save the whole job as .aimcorte to continue on another computer.
AIM Cut runs inside your browser: it opens and saves on your computer. Your files are never uploaded to a server and nobody else sees them.
AIM CREATE belongs to Biomag, a Spanish technology company since 1987. The website and accounts run on servers in the European Union.
Not even on the free plan: what you export is yours, as it is, and video goes up to 4K.
Free forever. CREATE Plus is optional: €1.99 a month on the yearly plan (€23.88 a year) or €2.49 a month paid every 6 months, VAT included.
No. Everything happens in your browser and stays on your device.
No: you download the G-code (or SVG or DXF) and take it to your machine as usual.
If it accepts drag-blade G-code, yes; if not, export SVG or DXF and open it in the cutter's own program.