Honeycomb Generator
Create honeycomb patterns for CNC routers and laser cutters. Choose between a honeycomb grid inside a panel or single and connected hexagon clusters, and export the result as SVG, DXF or PDF.
Mode
Honeycomb grid inside a plate
Plate
Width of the outer frame
Honeycomb cells
Diameter of a cell (corner to corner)
Material between the cells (web width)
Appearance
No design generated
Honeycomb Grid
Generate a complete honeycomb pattern inside a rectangular, circular, or hexagonal panel with configurable cell size, wall thickness, and frame width.
9 Cluster Types
Single hexagons, pairs, rows, triangles, L- and S-shapes, cross-shaped arrangements, rings, and flower clusters.
SVG, DXF & PDF Export
Export your design directly as SVG, DXF or PDF for your CAM software. All coordinates in millimeters.
Honeycomb Design Tips
- Wall thickness: The wall thickness between the cells should be at least the diameter of your end mill. For sturdy structures, 2–4 mm is recommended.
- Cell size: Smaller cells produce a finer pattern but require more precise milling settings. A good compromise: 15–25 mm.
- Frame width (grid): The frame holds the panel together. Recommended: at least 5–8 mm, depending on the material.
- Hexagonal panel: A hexagon-shaped panel produces a particularly harmonious honeycomb pattern, since the cells fit naturally into the edges.
- Clip cells: Enable this option to also show partially visible cells at the edge – it gives a more organic look.
- Cluster mode: Ideal for decorative single elements or composite designs. The wall thickness parameter controls the spacing between connected cells.
Example Applications
Ventilation Grilles
A rectangular honeycomb grid with small cells – ideal for enclosure ventilation or decorative grilles.
Wall Decoration
A hexagonal panel with large cells – eye-catching and easy to mount on walls.
Lampshade / Light Filter
A circular honeycomb pattern – casts an attractive hexagon shadow play when light shines through.
Decorative Hexagon Clusters
Flower or ring clusters as individual decorative elements – combine them on tables or walls.