i3D
AI 3D relief generator: turn images or text prompts into CNC-ready reliefs.
- Image to relief
- Text to relief
- STL / GLB
CNC Design & 3D Relief Carving Software
Create in 3D with a suite built for real work.
Browser-based CNC design apps for makers and professionals: AI-powered 3D relief carving, toolpath generation, and CNC milling optimization. Open a tab and start—no install, no licence tied to one machine, no subscription.
Text to Relief
Image to relief
STL/GLB
Real materials
AI Powered
Clean export
Product portfolio
A family of apps that covers the full cycle: AI generation, bitmaps, milling and final output.
Bitmap Lab
Layered bitmap and heightmap editing for relief and texture work, with batch export.
- 16-bit
- Layers
- Batch
MillX
3-axis CNC milling toolpaths with rest milling visualization and standard G-code export.
- Rest milling
- V-carve
- G-code
MillForce
Force-based CNC optimization that dynamically adjusts feed rates to reduce cycle time, extend tool life, and improve machining efficiency.
- Adaptive feed
- Chip load
- Faster cuts
The complete i3D Workbench
10 browser tools for CNC milling, laser engraving, knife cutting and 3D relief (MillX is shown above) — real screenshots, v2026.10.
What is Ahaborg? Ahaborg develops the i3D Workbench, a browser-based digital-fabrication suite. It turns images, text prompts, probe scans, SVG drawings and STL models into CNC milling G-code (MillX), laser-engraving toolpaths (LaserX, LaserArt3D), tangential-knife cuts (OtkMaster), 3D relief meshes (Bitmap to 3D, Generate with AI) and food molds (Moldify). Computation runs on a C++ backend; you pay per use with credits.
- Inputs: BMP · PNG · JPG · SVG · STL · G-code · .dig/.pun
- Outputs: STL · GLTF/GLB · G-code (mm/in) · PLT/HPGL · SVG
- Limits: 300 MB per file · 3 operations · 10 ATC tools
- Runs on: Chrome, Edge, Firefox with WebGL 2 — Windows, macOS, Linux
Generate with AI Available
Create a 2D image from a text description using AI, then convert it to a 3D relief.
- Text prompt
- 256–1024 px
- → 3D relief
Bitmap to 3D Available
Upload a BMP or PNG image and convert brightness variations to a 3D relief mesh.
- BMP / PNG / JPG
- STL
- GLTF / GLB
Digitized Data to 3D Available
Import digitizer / probe scan files and convert them to a 3D mesh.
- .dig / .pun / .nc
- Stylus compensation
- STL → MillX
NC Viewer Available
Visualize G-code toolpaths in 3D before sending them to a machine.
- G0 / G1 / G2 / G3
- Laser Q power
- Playback
VectorLab Development builds
SVG vector editor with pan/zoom, shape tools, bitmap import and PLT export.
- SVG
- Layers
- PLT / HPGL
Moldify Development builds
Parametric generator of safe, 3D-printable food molds — ice, chocolate, cookies and more.
- STL in
- Draft & walls
- STL out
OtkMaster Available
Tangential knife toolpath generator — computes optimized cut paths from SVG contours.
- SVG in
- Blade angle & lifts
- PLT / G-code
LaserX Available
Bitmap processor for laser engraving — adjust image, set power and aspect ratio, export as laser toolpath.
- 250–500 DPI
- Grayscale / B&W / dots
- G-code
LaserArt3D Available
STL processor — render a 3D surface to a bitmap, then generate a laser engraving toolpath from it.
- STL in
- 9 shading modes
- Laser G-code
Fits your workflow
Ready-to-use apps that integrate with your workflow: standard formats and clean export.
Clean interchange
STL/GLB/GLTF, PBR materials, and consistent metadata.
Creator-first flow
Tools to move from idea to result.
Automation
Batch exports, presets, scripts, and project templates.
Select Mode
real interface · v2026.10
Tools
10
Max upload
300 MB
Operations
3
ATC tools
10
Select Mode: Input tools create geometry, CAM tools generate machine toolpaths.
Runs on any device, anywhere
No hardware lock-in. No OS restrictions. No licence tied to one machine.
Our apps run entirely through a web browser, which means they work on Windows, macOS, Linux, and tablets—with any GPU, integrated or discrete, from any vendor. There is nothing to install and no driver compatibility to worry about. More importantly, you are never tied to a single machine the way traditional per-seat licences force you to be: log in from the studio desktop in the morning, continue on a laptop at a client site, and finish on a tablet at home—all with the exact same tool, the exact same project, without carrying anything. You pay only for what you use, with no recurring subscription fees charged whether you work or not. That means a freelancer with one project per month and a team running jobs every day both pay a fair, proportional amount—and no one has to justify a standing cost to an accountant during a quiet quarter.
Chrome
Firefox
Safari
Edge
Windows
macOS
Linux
Android
NVIDIA
AMD
IntelCommon questions
Everything you need to know before switching to Ahaborg CNC software.