SVG Tiler — Split for Small BedsFREE
Upload an SVG bigger than your laser bed. Choose your bed size and overlap — download a zip of tiled pieces ready to cut and assemble.
Frequently asked questions
What's the overlap for?
The overlap zone is shared between adjacent tiles — you cut both, then glue the overlap areas together when assembling. 5–10 mm is typical for wood. 0 mm works for tight-fit living hinge or puzzle-style joins.
What do the registration marks do?
Registration marks are small crosses or corner notches printed in the overlap zone. They give you alignment points when gluing tiles together so the final piece lines up precisely.
Do my paths get clipped cleanly?
Yes — each tile uses a SVG clipPath to show only the content that falls within that tile's viewport. Paths that straddle a tile boundary are visible on both adjacent tiles within their respective overlap zones.
What software do I use to cut the tiles?
Any laser software that reads SVG — LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, Glowforge App, or Inkscape. Each tile SVG is sized to your bed dimensions so it imports at the right size automatically.
My SVG doesn't have a viewBox — will it work?
The tool falls back to reading the width and height attributes. If your SVG has neither, you'll see no preview. Re-export from Inkscape with a viewBox set (File → Document Properties → Resize to content, then save as plain SVG).
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