AtomStack Studio provides device discovery, design tools, material presets, framing, camera alignment, accessory modes, and direct job control in one desktop workspace.
Bitmap layersChoose image mode, power, speed, line interval, direction, overscan, and bidirectional or unidirectional engraving.
Vector layersUse Line, Fill, or Cut and set power, speed, passes, constant power, and Z-axis options when supported.
Material presetsLoad an official preset or save tested settings as a reusable custom material profile.
Laser movementJog the X/Y/Z axes, set a user origin, move to origin, fire a low-power test, and frame the job.
Output positionChoose Current Position, Absolute Coordinates, or User Origin before starting.
Supported featuresCamera calibration, material testing, USB-drive files, accessories, case library, AI image generation, and batch engraving depend on the machine.
Device settings and supported safety functions
Open device settings from the connection information in the upper-right area. Depending on the machine, you can rename the device, enable flame or tilt detection, automatic focus, resume-after-power-loss, and configure a custom laser module or extension axis. Do not treat software safeguards as a substitute for supervision, ventilation, eye protection, or the machine safety instructions.
Accessory mode, case library, AI, and batch engraving
Use Standard mode for flat work, Rotary mode for a chuck or roller, and Extension mode for an expansion kit. The case library can import example artwork and compatible material settings. AI Text-to-Image supports prompts, style, aspect ratio, image count, and a reference image. Batch engraving uses the camera to locate repeated workpieces and fill the selected artwork across them.