Use Cases

Where NestPlug earns its keep: die-cut sticker sheets, vinyl decals on roll stock, laser and CNC beds, and corrugated packaging blanks.

Four jobs, one panel

Nesting pays for itself wherever cut lines cost money: material, bed time, and the minutes you spend arranging instead of making. These are the jobs NestPlug was built around, each shown with a real run from the engine, constraints and all.

Die-cut sticker sheets

Pack mixed die lines onto 12×18in sheets with 2 mm weeding gaps. Print-and-cut friendly, because Apply moves your art, not a copy of it.

Sticker sheet nesting →

Vinyl decals on roll stock

The sheet size is the roll you load. Long parts rotate into the gaps short parts leave behind, and every decal keeps the weeding gap you set.

Vinyl decal nesting →

Laser & CNC cutting

Kerf allowance, part-to-part clearance and rotation steps tuned for beds, from desktop lasers to CNC routers. Holes become usable space when you want them to.

Laser & CNC nesting →

Packaging & dielines

Box blanks with flaps, lids and windows, kept at 0° for grain and scoring direction, nested across full corrugated sheets.

Packaging dieline nesting →

Every number on this site is a real run

The screenshots on these pages are the NestPlug preview rendering actual engine output: the same shapes, the same constraints, the same result. No mockups, no hand-placed layouts. Your numbers will differ with your artwork, which is exactly what a real trial is for. Buy once, run it on your job, and take the 7-day money-back guarantee if it does not beat your current layout.

Get NestPlug for $199 →