Every name perfect, every plaque consistent

Recognition work is repetition with zero tolerance for typos. Merge recipient lists into cut-ready files with the free Bulk Personalizer, vectorize sponsor logos once and reuse them everywhere, prep photos for memorial plaques, and design medallions in the Coin Designer.

Merge award recipient lists into cut-ready files — free

Vectorize sponsor logos to crisp engraving paths

Photo plaques with engraving-grade dithering

Open Bulk Personalizer Open Image Lab →

Frequently Asked Questions

How does batch personalization work?

Design one template with a placeholder, paste your recipient list, and download a ZIP of individual LightBurn-ready SVGs — one per name. It runs entirely in your browser and is free.

Can I do photo plaques?

Yes. The Image Lab preps photos with engraving-specific dithering algorithms so portraits hold detail on wood, anodized aluminum, and coated plaques.

Production checks before export

Use the workflow on a representative sample before committing customer material. Confirm the finished dimensions, smallest line weight, layer assignments, focus, and machine parameters in the software that will run the job. A short test on matching scrap catches scale, contrast, kerf, and material-finish differences while they are still inexpensive to correct.

Related Guides

Free Bulk Personalizer →Coin Designer →Photo preparation →Client Proof workflow →Coin tutorial →Challenge coin workflow →

What Operators Say

“I love this software!”
Patrick Hussey — Laser engraver · went from never touching the software to firing real burns in his first week
“This is the easiest I have seen.”
Chris Clark — Laser engraver · Vanguard pack customer · builds custom 1911 grips
“Reticle Red is becoming one of my favorite software to use. It has a lot of tools that many others do not, and approaches things differently to create more consistent results. A++”
Daniel Webster — Laser engraver · long-time power user
“Reticle Red definitely takes the guess work out of your design work with tutorials to walk through the process. I highly recommend it.”
Justin Brown — Laser engraver

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