See the real geometry
Work in actual project dimensions instead of visually approximating placement.
Geometric wood art design software
Plan wood wall art and inlay patterns at full scale, make every outside edge magnetic, mirror exact sections, and generate a workshop-ready cut list.
No installation. Explore the complete editor. Cancel anytime.
The expensive part is rarely the software.
Stop designing with crossed fingers
Generic drawing tools make shapes. Spreadsheets count parts. Neither understands how wood slats meet, how a miter changes the tip, or why a half-millimeter gap matters at full scale.
Work in actual project dimensions instead of visually approximating placement.
Snap magnetic outside edges, endpoints, centerlines, and guides with zoom-aware precision.
Convert the finished design into material-aware dimensions, angles, gaps, and quantities.
A shorter path to a better build
WoodMinded keeps visual design and workshop logic in one place, so the pattern you approve is the pattern you prepare.
Choose the shape, dimensions, unit system, material colors, and frame of the finished piece.
Drag, snap, align, group, mirror, layer, and reuse parts without losing the original geometry.
Generate a cut list with dimensions, angles, gaps, materials, and quantities for production.
Precision that behaves like a workshop tool
WoodMinded evaluates real rotated polygons, not just rectangular bounding boxes. Every outer edge can connect to the correct edge of another part, whether it sits left, right, above, below, or at an angle.
Material decisions stay visible
Choose researched digital approximations for common species, keep a full color picker for custom material, and preserve the selection in the production list.
Everything between the idea and the first cut
Snap every outside edge, corner, endpoint, centerline, and custom guide.
Mirror a chosen section in a chosen direction without destroying the design.
Align horizontal, vertical, or diagonal runs and measure exact distances.
Move complex selections as one unit and save them to a personal library.
Keep each project in centimeters or inches, including workshop fractions.
Send parts forward or backward when overlaps are intentional.
Inspect small gaps and intersections without changing project coordinates.
Organize parts by material, dimensions, angles, gap, and quantity.
A small tool compared with one ruined board
Get the complete design workflow in one focused workspace. No bloated CAD suite. No separate cut-list spreadsheet. No rebuilding the same motif four times.
Precision editorFull-scale geometry, snap, align, group, layer
IncludedSymmetry & pattern libraryBuild once, mirror or reuse repeatedly
IncludedWorkshop exportsStructured cut lists for production
IncludedMetric & imperial projectsDecimals or practical inch fractions
IncludedBefore you bring it to the bench
Still deciding if this fits your workflow? These are the practical answers.
WoodMinded Designer helps woodworkers plan geometric inlays, table patterns, slat layouts, frames, and other precision wood compositions before material reaches the saw.
Yes. Each project keeps its own measurement system. Choose metric or imperial, then display imperial measurements as practical workshop fractions or decimals.
Yes. Your design is translated into a structured cut list with material, dimensions, cut angles, gaps, and quantities for workshop preparation.
Yes. Symmetry tools can mirror a half or a quarter in a chosen direction, so you can build one precise section and reproduce it without rebuilding the entire pattern.
You can explore the editor and test the workflow during the trial. Project saving and production exports unlock after the paid plan becomes active.
No. WoodMinded Designer runs in a modern web browser on desktop or laptop.
Patterns with workshop logic
Explore pattern structures, miter-angle fundamentals, material contrast, and the production information behind geometric wood art.
Compare chevron, herringbone, and diamond layouts by repeat, boundary, and build logic.
Explore patterns → Product guideSee how full-scale geometry, magnetic edges, symmetry, and material-aware parts work together.
See the workflow → Workshop guideUnderstand what the list includes, how matching parts are grouped, and where stock optimization begins.
Plan the parts → Geometry guideSeparate included joint angles from saw settings and verify mirrored parts before batch cutting.
Read the angle guide →Your material deserves a plan
Build the pattern, verify every connection, and walk into the workshop with a cut list that matches the design.
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