Cutly works out how to cut your panels with the fewest boards and the least waste. Enter your parts and boards, and you get a to-scale drawing, a numbered cut sequence and a report to take to the factory.
Runs in your browser. Your parts and boards are never uploaded.
A real screenshot of Cutly after calculating a closet and chest: four boards, each with its cut sequence beside it.
Three steps from your parts list to a cutting plan.
Type the length, width and quantity, or paste rows straight from Excel or Google Sheets.
Enter the board sizes you can buy, and how many you have. Set the blade width and edge trim.
Press Calculate. Follow the cut sequence on each board, then export a PDF or a parts list.
Everything you need to plan a cut list, and nothing you don't.
The optimizer tries many layouts and keeps the one that uses the fewest boards, then the least waste.
Every cut is numbered in the order the saw makes it, so you can work straight down the list.
See each board drawn to scale with its parts, leftover pieces, grain direction and edge banding.
Calculations run in your browser. Projects are saved on your computer, not on a server.
Quick answers about Cutly.
Yes. Cutly is free to use for now. If paid options are added later, we will tell you in advance.
No. The calculation runs in your browser, and your projects are saved on your computer. Read the Privacy Policy for details.
A PDF report with the summary, each board drawing, its cut sequence and the parts list, plus a CSV parts list you can open in Excel.
Yes. Cutly works in a phone browser, with the inputs and results on separate tabs.
Yes, always. Cutly calculates from the sizes you enter. Check the drawing and the sizes against your plans before you cut.
Open Cutly in your browser. No sign-up, and it's free to use for now.
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