Before designing, ensure your software is communicating correctly with your laser hardware.
: Manufacturers typically use millimeters (mm). It is recommended to switch your units to mm/min for diode lasers or mm/sec for CO2 lasers.
: Once aligned and settings are checked, hit Start to begin the burn.
Creating a project in follows the same core workflow as current versions. Whether you are making a simple name tag or a more complex object, the process involves setting up your workspace, designing your piece, and configuring your laser's cut settings. 1. Set Up Your Workspace
LightBurn includes built-in tools for basic geometry and text, or you can import external files.
: Click the Frame button in the Laser window. This moves the laser head around the perimeter of your design so you can ensure your material is aligned correctly.
: Click the Create Text button (usually represented by an 'A' icon) and click in the workspace to type. You can select your font and size from the top toolbar.
Lightburn-1-3-01-vollversion May 2026
Before designing, ensure your software is communicating correctly with your laser hardware.
: Manufacturers typically use millimeters (mm). It is recommended to switch your units to mm/min for diode lasers or mm/sec for CO2 lasers. lightburn-1-3-01-vollversion
: Once aligned and settings are checked, hit Start to begin the burn. : Once aligned and settings are checked, hit
Creating a project in follows the same core workflow as current versions. Whether you are making a simple name tag or a more complex object, the process involves setting up your workspace, designing your piece, and configuring your laser's cut settings. 1. Set Up Your Workspace designing your piece
LightBurn includes built-in tools for basic geometry and text, or you can import external files.
: Click the Frame button in the Laser window. This moves the laser head around the perimeter of your design so you can ensure your material is aligned correctly.
: Click the Create Text button (usually represented by an 'A' icon) and click in the workspace to type. You can select your font and size from the top toolbar.
