LightBurn has a large and active community forum in which you can participate. It supports a rotary axis and has a USB camera positioning feature that lets you virtually position a design on the workpiece. When controlling the laser machine, you can adjust cut settings like speed, power, cut order, dithering mode, passes, anti-aliasing, and many more. Then, it creates program code from the imported image files, making LightBurn CAM compatible. LightBurn lets you import and use vector graphic formats like SVG, DXF, JPG, PNG, and PLT. It requires the internet for activation, authentication, and updates. Though a paid software, it is pretty affordable, and you can even try it free for 30 days. It is a widely used laser engraving software for controlling laser machines because of its versatility and ability to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux OS. The designs you can create are limited, and it does not have all of the CAD features. You can create new vector shapes using the offsetting, welding, and node editing features in LightBurn. It can design, convert the design to code, and control laser cutters or engravers with the generated program code.

It's especially good at working with lines which are largely used for laser cutting projects. LightBurn is a good laser cutting software.

Lightburn compatible laser