Professional image preparation tools for laser engraving

ImagePrep

ImagePrep

Crop, Resize, Adjust, Dither images. Plus tools for removing spots, hair etc.

Slicer

Slicer

Slice images for multi-tile engravings with automatic gap compensation for perfect alignment.

Ruler Generator

Ruler Generator

Create custom rulers. Download laser-ready SVGs with cm/inch scales.

QR Code Generator

QR Code Generator

NFC Tag Writer

URL, WiFi, vCard & Google Review QR codes. Plus write custom NFC tags.

📱 QR Code Generator
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🔗 URL / Content
đŸ“ļ Network Name (SSID)
🔑 Password
🔒 Security Type
Hidden Network
Enable if network doesn't broadcast its name
👤 Display As
✏ī¸ Name
đŸĸ Company
đŸ’ŧ Job Title
📱 Phone
✉ī¸ Email
🌐 Website
📍 Address
đŸĒ Business Name
Optional - for your reference only
📍 Google Place ID
Required - starts with "ChIJ"
Enter Place ID to generate review link
📡 Custom NFC Data
0 / ~500 characters
NTAG213: ~140 chars | NTAG215: ~480 chars | NTAG216: ~860 chars
📐 Size
mm
Style Options
🔷 Shape
💾 Format
Preview
77mm × 77mm â€ĸ SVG
📡 NFC Tag Data
Copy this text to program NFC tags
Android Chrome / Edge / Samsung
📡 Programming NFC Tags
Using NFC Tools App
1
Get the NFC Tools app
Get it on Google Play Download on the App Store
2
Copy the tag data from LaserLab
3
In NFC Tools: Write → Add Record → Custom → Paste the data
4
Hold your phone to the NFC tag to write
📱 Or use "Write to NFC Tag" button
Android Chrome / Edge / Samsung only
Tap the button, then hold your phone to the NFC tag. The browser handles the rest!
📱 QR Code Generator
Create laser-ready QR codes in multiple formats:
URL
Website links or plain text
WIFI
Network credentials - scan to connect
VCARD
Contact cards - scan to save to phone
REVIEW
Google Review links for your business
Shapes: Square, Circle, or House outlines
Formats: SVG or PNG with embedded DPI
Building QR Code
🔒 How to Find Your WiFi Security Type
🍎 iPhone / iPad
  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap Wi-Fi
  3. Tap the ⓘ icon next to your connected network
  4. Look for "Security" — it will show WPA2, WPA3, WEP, or None
🤖 Android
  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap Network & Internet → Wi-Fi
  3. Tap on your connected network name
  4. Look for "Security" — shows WPA2, WPA3, WEP, or Open
đŸĒŸ Windows 10/11
  1. Click the WiFi icon in taskbar
  2. Click Properties under your network
  3. Scroll down to find "Security type"
  4. Shows WPA2-Personal, WPA3, WEP, or Open
🍏 Mac
  1. Hold Option key and click WiFi icon in menu bar
  2. Look for "Security" in the dropdown info
  3. Shows WPA2 Personal, WPA3, WEP, or None
đŸ“Ļ Check Your Router
Most routers have a label on the back or bottom showing the default WiFi name (SSID), password, and security type. Look for "Security: WPA2" or similar.
💡 Quick Guide:
â€ĸ WPA/WPA2/WPA3 — Most common, works with all modern routers
â€ĸ WEP — Older security, rarely used today
â€ĸ Open/None — No password required (public WiFi)
📍 How to Find Your Google Place ID
1

Open Google's Place ID Finder

Click the link below to open Google's official tool:

developers.google.com/maps/.../places-placeid-finder ↗
2

Search for Your Business

Type your business name in the search box on the map. Include your city/location for accurate results.

3

Click on Your Business

Click on your business in the search results or on the map marker. A popup will appear with details.

4

Copy the Place ID

Find the Place ID field - it starts with ChIJ. Copy this entire string.

✅ Example Place ID
ChIJIY5V-9cXbkgRJUTnmlBP0wM
⭐ Google Review QR Codes
To create a Google Review QR code, your business must be registered on Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business).
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Not Sure If You're Registered?

Search for your business on Google Maps. If it appears with your details, you're already listed!

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Register Your Business

Create or claim your Google Business Profile:

google.com/business ↗
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Need Help?

Google's official guide to getting started:

Google Business Profile Help ↗
💡 Once registered: Use the ? button next to "Google Place ID" to find your unique Place ID.