How it works

How EngraveFill works

A step-by-step workflow to turn your outline into intricate, production-ready fill artwork – perfect for laser engraving, metalwork, inlay, and more.

Step 1

Upload your outline

Start by uploading a clean outline of the shape you want to engrave. This should be your bounding mask and serves as the container for the scrollwork fill.

Use high-contrast PNGs with a white background, or PNG masks from your CAD / illustration app. The better the outline, the cleaner the final fill.

The app keeps the outline perfectly intact and works only inside the valid white areas of your mask – no distortion, no resizing, no smoothing of your shape.

Outline example: round ornament with lettering
Outline example: shield
Outline example: knife blade
Outline example: tree
Step 2

Configure & generate the fill

Choose your engraving style – from baroque ornamental motifs and acanthus leaves to geometric, camouflage, automotive or themed fills.

When you are ready, click Generate. Artificial intelligence will create a dense fill ready for engraving right inside your mask, preserving all internal cutouts.

Success depends on your prepared image – about 90 % of the result is up to you. We recommend Inkscape for preparing outlines. Recommended size: 1024×1024 px.

Step 3

Review and export

Once the fill is generated, review the result directly in the preview. If you need a variation, simply regenerate with the same or adjusted settings.

When you are satisfied, download the result as a high-resolution PNG. The artwork is optimized for laser and CNC engraving workflows.

You can then import the result into your favorite vector or CAM software for final toolpath preparation, layout, and production.

Result example: ornamental fill inside a round shape
Result example: bear engraving fill
Result example: engraving fill
Result example: engraving fill

Supported formats: PNG · JPG

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