If your plotter can cut it, OmniPlot can nest it
Not every job fits a vehicle or a building. Save any custom project — apparel, gaskets, device skins, stencils — under its own name and nest it like everything else.
What you can cut
Apparel & HTV
Heat transfer vinyl designs for shirts, jerseys, and team apparel, nested to minimize press-sheet waste.
Gaskets & industrial parts
Drag-knife-ready gasket and industrial part patterns for production runs.
Device skins & screen protectors
Precision-cut skins and protectors for phones, laptops, and consoles.
Sandblast stencils
Resist stencils for glass and stone sandblasting work.
Leather & upholstery
Custom leather panel and upholstery patterns cut to exact dimensions.
Packaging dielines
One-off and short-run packaging dieline cuts for prototyping and small batches.
How it works
Name the project
Custom subjects skip the vehicle/property fields entirely — just give the project a name.
Upload your pattern
Vectorize a traced design or import an existing SVG path directly into the project.
Nest and export
Auto-nesting handles material efficiency; export to HPGL, SVG, or DXF for any plotter or downstream tool.
Case study: Apex Custom Cuts
A multi-discipline cutting shop uses OmniPlot for everything that doesn't fit a standard vehicle or property job — apparel runs, gaskets, and one-off prototypes.
Challenge
Custom and short-run jobs didn't fit any off-the-shelf cutting software's project model, so the shop tracked them in spreadsheets separate from their main workflow.
Solution
Every custom job gets a named project in OmniPlot's library, with the same auto-nesting and export pipeline used for vehicle and commercial work.
Outcome
One tool now covers every job type the shop takes on, with no more spreadsheet tracking or separate software for one-off work.