GOOD IDEAS. BETTER MEASUREMENTS.
Good things
start on paper.
A small toolkit for the things you print, cut and send.
Clear calculations. Practical notes. More room to make.
MEASURE TWICE.MAKE IT YOURS.
THE EVERYDAY TOOLKIT
Small tools.
Useful answers.
For the step before the first cut,
the final print and the packed order.
PLAN THE SHEET
Cut a little smarter.
Compare two uniform-grid layouts, allow for margins and cut gaps, and work out how many sheets your project needs.
Sheet cutting planner
SIZE THE IMAGE
Pixels, meet paper.
Translate image pixels into physical print dimensions, then check the effective PPI at your chosen target width. No file upload needed.
Image print size calculator
WEIGH THE STACK
Know your paper weight.
Estimate sheet and stack mass from paper dimensions and GSM, then add your own measured packaging weight.
Paper weight calculatorA PLAN YOU CAN SEE
Meet your next sheet.
No uploads, accounts or saved measurements.
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Enter your measurements to get started.
Compares two uniform grids only. It does not search mixed rotations, irregular nesting, guillotine cut sequences or grain direction. Gap is a simple spacing allowance, not a measured blade kerf. Verify a sample before cutting a full order.
FROM THE NOTEBOOK
A few details
make a difference.
LESS MYSTERY. MORE MAKING.
Show the working.
Keep it useful.
Every tool comes with its formula, a worked example and the assumptions that matter. Because a number is only useful when you know what it means.
How we approach things