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Each AI artwork generation you run counts as one. Everything else is yours without a meter: designing, editing, mockups, exporting and re-exporting never touch the allowance, so refining and shipping a design you already made costs nothing.

No. We don’t take a card during the beta, so nothing can start billing on its own. When paid plans launch we’ll tell beta members first, and you choose whether to subscribe.

Your designs stay yours. Projects you’ve saved remain in your account, and the files you’ve already exported are yours to keep regardless of which plan you end up on.

No. The live playground runs the real editor in your browser with no sign-up. Nothing is saved to our servers until you create a free account.

Products for your laser business: keychains, signs, ornaments, name tags, engraved coasters, plaques and wall art, plus the product photos to sell them. The same editor also handles print and print-on-demand designs when you branch out.

Canva and Kittl are broad graphic-design tools. Craflio is built around the physical product: you start on your real product with its true dimensions, outlines and safe areas, and end with a file your machine understands, with the layers kept separate and text outlined into real paths. The mockups and the product photos come from that same design, so everything stays connected.

That’s the whole point. You design on a template with your product’s real millimetre dimensions and safe areas, so the size on screen is the size you cut. Your production file is a multi-layer SVG with the cut and engrave layers kept separate, sized to those real millimetres, with straight text outlined into real glyph paths instead of fonts your laser software might swap for the wrong one.

Yes, that’s what it’s built for. From one finished design you get product photos, your production files, and clean SVG, PNG, JPG and PDF exports you own, to sell anywhere you like. Publishing ready-to-review Etsy drafts straight from the editor is coming to the beta; until then you list the files yourself, and nothing will ever publish behind your back.

Absolutely. Upload your own images, use Google fonts, and recolour any vector, shape or text. Your designs export as files you own.