Professional Slab Layout Software — Without the Professional Price Tag

Designed for Fabricators, Not IT Departments

Most slab layout software tries to do everything — and makes everything harder in the process. StoneFlow Mapper takes a different approach. We built every feature around the way fabricators actually work: import your DXF files, drop in a slab photo from your phone or camera, and start placing parts.

The interface is clean and intentional. Drag parts onto slabs and get instant color-coded feedback — green means you're good to cut, yellow flags an overlap, orange warns you're off the slab edge. No hunting through menus. No week-long training sessions. Most users are productive within the first hour.

Need to undo a mistake? Full undo/redo tracks every action. Want to measure a gap between parts? Press D and click two points. Everything in Mapper is designed to keep your hands on the layout, not stuck in a manual.

Precision Layouts That Go Straight to Your CNC Saw

Accuracy in countertop layout software starts at import. Mapper reads your CAD drawings directly — import single DXF files or batch-import an entire job at once. Every measurement carries through from design to layout to export with zero re-entry.

Real-time collision detection runs up to 60 times per second as you drag parts across the slab. You'll see immediately if a piece overlaps another part, drifts past the slab boundary, or both — color-coded so there's no guessing. When every part shows green, your layout is ready.

Open the Render Window to see a photorealistic preview of the finished countertop with actual slab textures mapped onto each piece. Verify that veins align across seams before a single cut is made. When you're satisfied, export per-slab DXF files that go directly to your CNC saw or waterjet — with all original entity colors, layers, and text preserved exactly as they came from your CAD system.

From CAD File to Cut File in Minutes, Not Hours

Traditional layout methods — measuring slabs by hand, sketching arrangements on paper, re-entering dimensions into separate programs — eat hours from every job. StoneFlow Mapper compresses that entire workflow into a single screen.

Batch-import all your DXF parts at once. Photograph your slabs with any camera and use Auto-Crop with built-in contour detection to trace the slab outline automatically — no manual tracing required. Drag parts into position with snap-to-edge alignment and Common Line Cut mode, which shares cut lines between adjacent parts to save material and reduce cutting passes.

Most layouts are complete in under 10 minutes. When you're done, generate professional PDF reports with layout images, parts tables, and utilization statistics. Print QR-coded labels for every piece so the shop floor knows exactly which part goes where. Export your DXFs and send them to the saw.

One application. One workflow. No re-entry, no hand-offs, no wasted time.

Professional Results at a Fraction of the Cost

Traditional slab layout software can run $15,000 to $50,000 — plus required proprietary hardware, large upfront deposits, and ongoing maintenance contracts. That puts accurate vein matching software out of reach for most fabrication shops.

StoneFlow Mapper delivers the same core capability — precise slab layouts, vein matching, CNC-ready DXF export — for a one-time payment of $2,500. That's a perpetual license. No monthly fees. No annual subscriptions. One year of maintenance and updates is included.

No special cameras. No proprietary scanning hardware. Your existing cell phone photos work. The software runs on any modern Windows PC. Saving the cost of just one wasted slab pays for the entire license.