Can I start free and upgrade later?

Yes. Guests can try the core planning workflow without an account for 3 runs in total and up to 50 panels per run. A verified Free account provides 20 runs per month and up to 100 panels per run. Pro removes those plan caps and adds advanced controls and strategy comparison.

What happens if I cancel?

Canceling stops future renewals. You keep full access through the end of the period you already paid for — no immediate cutoff.

Does CutOps work for both solo users and teams?

Yes. Solo makers can use Guest or Free access for occasional jobs. Shops and fabrication teams can move to Pro to remove the Free run and panel caps and unlock advanced controls.

Is this a one-time purchase or a subscription?

Both options are available. The Pro 7-Day Pass is a one-time payment for 7 days with no automatic renewal. Monthly and yearly Pro subscriptions renew until canceled.

Is my data stored on CutOps servers?

Workspace drafts and named projects are stored in your browser by default. Signed-in Pro accounts can use cloud backup when synchronization succeeds. Account and service records are handled under the CutOps privacy policy, and you can request account deletion from your profile.

Can I use CutOps offline?

CutOps is browser-based and requires an internet connection to load and run optimization. Once the workspace is open, short interruptions are tolerated, but a stable connection is recommended.

How do I make a cut list for woodworking or fabrication?

Open the CutOps workspace, add your sheet stock dimensions and the parts you need. Set quantities, kerf, and any grain or orientation constraints. Run the optimizer and get a layout with full utilization metrics and export-ready output.

CUTOPS

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Cut List Optimizer for Panels & Sheets

Plan your next DIY build or your workshop's next job.

Turn your list of rectangular parts into clear cutting layouts for wood, glass, metal or plastic, right in your browser.

Some features are available only on paid plans.

Open cut list optimizer — no install needed Find your workflow ↓

Browser-basedNo setupFree to start

Your project, your workflow

What are you planning?

A DIY project

Plan shelves, a cabinet or garage storage. Check how many sheets you need and review the cutting layout before buying material.

Plan my project →Pro for one project: explore the 7-Day Pass →

Jobs for my workshop

Turn parts lists into cutting layouts for customer orders. Review sheet requirements and export a clear plan to hand over for cutting.

Plan a workshop job →Pro for regular work: explore the monthly plan →

Where margin disappears

Your planning is costing more than you think.

Most shops lose material before the first cut — not on the floor, but in planning.

Spreadsheet rebuilds

Every job recreated from scratch. No utilization history, no way to compare layout options between runs.

Decisions made too late

The cut sequence gets figured out at the machine, not before it. That's where waste gets locked in.

Margin leakage

Material overruns surface after the quote is already out. There's no buffer left to absorb them.

Disconnected handoff

Planning in one tool, review in another, production in a third. Context is missing before work starts.

One workspace. Start to finish.

Plan the cut before you touch the sheet.

From parts and stock to verified layouts, exports, and ready-to-use handoff in one flow.

Load parts & stock

Add sizes, quantities, and sheet stock once. Everything stays tied to the same job.

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Optimize & compare

Review utilization, waste area, and cut complexity side by side before committing material.

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Export & hand off

Cut lists, layout visuals, and reports in JSON, CSV, PNG, or PDF — from one workspace.

Why CutOps

From home projects to workshop jobs.

Layout optimization that works in the real world

Generate practical, constraint-aware layouts that balance sheet utilization, cut complexity, and material usage.

Handles real constraints — grain direction, kerf / saw blade thickness, and per-part rotation locks
Balances utilization and cut count according to the selected priority
Runtime reflects job size, constraints, search depth, and device