Kitchens
Bases, uppers, tall pantries, sink and blind-corner cabinets, spice and trash pull-outs, glass-front uppers, fillers and end panels.
Measured room → cut-ready parts
Design the room.
Cut the cabinets.
RoomToCut turns your measurements into custom kitchens, bathrooms, closets and workshop storage in 3D — then gives you the cut sheets, CNC programs, labels and hardware list to build them.
- Free to use
- No account needed
- FluidNC · GRBL · generic G-code
- Inches or millimeters
roomtocut.com/studio
How it works
From tape measure to cut list in an afternoon
- 01
Measure the room
Enter walls — including angled ones — with their heights, then doors, windows and anything in the way.
- 02
Design in 3D
Add cabinets, vanities and closet runs or generate a whole wall at once. Any width you need, to 1/16″.
- 03
Cut and build
Download nested cut sheets, CNC programs, part labels, assembly sheets and the hardware list.
Every room with storage in it
One studio for the whole house
Bathrooms
Single and double vanities, floating vanities hung on the wall, linen towers, over-toilet and medicine cabinets.
Closets
Reach-ins and walk-ins with shared-panel bays, hanging, drawers, angled shoe shelves, LED channels and islands.
Garages & workshops
Workbenches with shop-built tops, deep drawer banks, tool lockers and wall storage in paint-grade plywood.
Room photos are AI-generated illustrations of the kinds of spaces you can design, not renders from the studio.
From screen to sheet
Change the room once. Everything follows.
Every panel, label, drawing and program comes from the same design. Resize a cabinet and its parts, nesting, hardware counts and G-code update together — no re-drawing, no spreadsheet to keep in sync.
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Built like a shop tool, not a toy
Custom sizes, real construction
Every cabinet is built from real panels — dados, backs, toe kicks, shelf-pin holes on the 32 mm system — at exactly the size you enter.
Fits the room it goes in
Snapping, fillers, scribes and end panels; doors, windows and pipe chases kept clear; warnings before anything is cut.
Checked CNC output
Programs for FluidNC, GRBL or generic controllers. Every exported file is replayed by an independent checker before you get it.
Labels and assembly sheets
Every part carries an ID on its label, the cut list and the assembly steps, so the pile of parts goes together in order.
The whole shopping list
Hinges, plates, slides, pulls, shelf pins, bins, glass and screws — counted from the design, not guessed.
Drawings for your client
Plans, wall elevations and schedules you can print or send, plus clean 3D renders.
For small shops and home CNCs
Professional output without the professional price tag
Made for MPCNC, LowRider and other hobby-to-small-shop routers, as well as anyone building with a table saw. Set your bed size, bits, feeds and controller once; RoomToCut nests parts to fit and splits work into one program per tool.
- Pause-to-start for hand-switched routers
- Two-sided parts machined as registered A/B blanks
- Tabs, multi-pass depths and per-tool programs
Questions
Is RoomToCut free?+
Yes. Design, drawings and CNC exports are free to use today, with no account.
Where are my projects saved?+
In your browser on your own device. Use Project → Save project to keep a file you can reopen anywhere.
Which machines does it work with?+
Any 3-axis router that runs G-code. FluidNC and GRBL 1.1 have dedicated output (including a pause to start a hand-switched router), and a generic option covers other controllers.
Can I trust the G-code?+
Every program is checked for units, feeds, rapid moves, travel limits, depth and arcs before export. Still air-cut first and cut a scrap test — your machine, bits and stock are yours to verify.
Do I need a CNC to use it?+
No. Cut lists, drawings, labels and the hardware list work just as well with a table saw and a drill.
What construction does it use?+
Frameless (European-style) sheet-goods cabinets on the 32 mm system, with your choice of material thickness, back construction, edge banding and hardware.
Your room is waiting.
Start with an example kitchen, bath, closet or workshop — or a blank room.
Open the studioAir-cut and test on scrap before running a job. See the terms.