Parametric Wall Art Generator
Turn a pattern or image into laser-cut wooden slats that assemble into 3D wall art. Pick a pattern, set your panel size, material thickness and rail hardware, and the generator works out every slat profile — numbered, notched for the support rails, and nested for cutting. Adjust anything and the whole panel rebuilds in real time.
Three construction styles from one tool: the classic wave relief panel; an organic edge variant where the border follows the wave instead of a hard rectangle; a wave shelf with flat, level shelf zones you drag into place (the support rails position themselves automatically beneath your lowest shelf).
Designing and previewing are free. A one-time $29 purchase unlocks the cut files — the full SVG with every slat, plus a GLB reference model of the assembled piece — tied to your Google account, so there's no key to keep and it works on every device you sign into.
New to this? Read the parametric wall art guide for materials, rail spacing and assembly, or browse 12 pattern ideas to see what the engines produce.
Quick start
How to make parametric wall art
Build the design in the free preview first. Unlock only when the size, mounting, and material plan are ready to cut.
Choose the construction style
Start with Wave Relief for a first project. Organic Edge follows a shaped border; Wave Shelf adds level shelf zones.
Enter the finished size
Set Overall Width, Overall Height, Depth, Slat Spacing, and the material thickness you measured with calipers.
Shape the pattern
Choose a pattern or upload an image, then adjust amplitude and pattern controls while checking both the 2D cut view and 3D preview.
Plan the mounting
Choose one or two Wood Rails, or use a Cut Backplate on supported styles. Clear every fit or geometry warning before export.
Export and assemble in order
Download the numbered SVG cut files and GLB reference model. Keep the slats in number order, dry-fit them, then glue or mount them to the rails or backplate.
Before the full cut: Cut two neighboring slats and test them on your actual rail or backplate before using a full sheet. See the longer parametric wall art guide for material and assembly details.
