Rayforge 1.2 brings an AI workpiece generator, significant camera enhancements, and a completely revamped add-on system with core functionality now available as optional modules.

Rayforge 1.1 brings a powerful new G-code console, unified raster operations, and a completely rebuilt data pipeline for improved performance and stability.

Today marks a special milestone for Rayforge - we're releasing version 1.0 exactly on the project's first birthday! What started as a single commit on February 1st, 2025, has grown into a fully-featured laser cutting and engraving platform.

Getting professional-quality laser engraving results requires more than just good hardware—your software settings and workflow matter too. Here are five tips to help you get the most out of Rayforge.

One of the most powerful features in Rayforge is the ability to assign different lasers to different operations within a single job. This opens up exciting possibilities for multi-tool setups and specialized workflows.

We're excited to introduce Rayforge, a modern, open-source G-code sender and control software designed specifically for GRBL-based laser cutters and engravers.