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For xTool F2 Ultra UV owners

Free tools for the xTool F2 Ultra UV laser

xTool Studio projects for the F2 Ultra UV with your own settings on every layer, a log of the settings that worked, photos dithered and ready to engrave, and file checks before you spend a blank.

They run in your browser and read your files on your own computer. No account, nothing uploaded, and nothing to install.

Independent tools from makers, for makers. Not made, sponsored or endorsed by xTool.

On a UV laser the converter uses only your own settings, never CO2 numbers. A layer with nothing saved is left for you to set, and it tells you which.

What you can make for the F2 Ultra UV

From one design to a run of finished pieces

FreeSVG to an F2 Ultra UV projectDrop in an SVG, pick the F2 Ultra UV and save an xTool Studio (.xs) or Creative Space (.xcs) project with cut, score and engrave on their own layers, carrying your own settings.FreeKeep the settings that workedLog what actually worked on your F2 Ultra UV by material, thickness and wattage, so the next job starts from your numbers instead of a fresh test.FreePhotos ready to engraveCut a photo out of its background and save a dithered engrave PNG at the DPI you choose, or the clean cut-out PNG if you’d rather let xTool Studio process it.FreeCheck the file before the blankCatch doubled lines, open paths and live text before they cost you a blank, fix the safe ones, and save the result for the F2 Ultra UV.FreeA full run on the work areaPack a run of pieces onto your work area or sheet, see what fits, and save the layout as an F2 Ultra UV project.FreeNames from a listPaste your order list and get the table xTool’s batch processing reads, checked for blanks, emoji and names too long to fit, with a packing list.MembersA batch of names from your Etsy ordersEvery name drawn as outlines on sheets the size of your work area, so there is no variable text to set up. For Hub members.FreeThen price it so it paysRun time, material and your labor turned into a price, so a fine UV engraving is not sold like a quick one.

The machine

xTool F2 Ultra UV specs

As xTool lists them on its product page (checked October 20, 2026). Specs and prices are xTool’s, so check xTool’s page before you buy.

Laser
5 W, 355 nm UV laser
Surface engraving area
7.9 × 7.9 in (200 × 200 mm); 7.9 × 19.7 in (200 × 500 mm) with the conveyor
Inner (3D) engraving area
2.8 × 2.8 in (70 × 70 mm)
Max. working speed
15,000 mm/s
Max. processing height
5.9 in (150 mm)
Max. rotary diameter
5.9 in (150 mm)
Laser spot size
0.02 × 0.02 mm
Cutting (multiple passes)
basswood up to 0.59 in (15 mm), acrylic up to 0.47 in (12 mm)
Supported software
xTool Studio (Windows, macOS)
Files it takes
2D: SVG, DXF, JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, WEBP. 3D: STL, OBJ, AMF, 3MF, GLB, PLY
Cameras and focus
dual 48 MP cameras, autofocus, LiDAR ranging
Size and weight
11.6 × 16.9 × 20.5 in (294 × 429 × 520 mm), 49.6 lb (22.5 kg)

Questions

xTool F2 Ultra UV questions makers ask

Do these tools make files for the xTool F2 Ultra UV?

Yes. The SVG to xTool converter, the file checker, the sheet nester and the panel splitter all save an xTool Studio project (.xs) or an xTool Creative Space project (.xcs) with the F2 Ultra UV picked as the machine. The file is written from a real project xTool Studio saved for the F2 Ultra UV, so nothing that drives the laser is guessed.

Where do the F2 Ultra UV settings come from?

Only from you. The toolkit’s reference table is CO2 numbers, and they would be wrong on a UV laser, so on the F2 Ultra UV each layer gets the setting you saved for that material in the laser settings library. With nothing saved yet, the layer is left for you to set in xTool Studio, and the converter tells you which layers those are before you save.

Are there recommended F2 Ultra UV settings for my material?

Not from us, on purpose. We don’t publish starting numbers for UV lasers. Use xTool’s material settings or a test on scrap from the same batch, then log the result in the laser settings library. From then on the converter puts your proved numbers on the right layer, and the pricing calculator works out run time from them.

How do I get a photo ready to engrave on the F2 Ultra UV?

Drop it into the background remover. It cuts the subject out in your browser, then saves an engrave PNG: a 1-bit dither (Floyd–Steinberg, Jarvis, Stucki, Atkinson or threshold) at the DPI you choose, stamped so it opens at the right size. If you’d rather let xTool Studio do its own image processing, save the cut-out PNG instead.

Can I use LightBurn with the F2 Ultra UV?

xTool lists xTool Studio as the F2 Ultra UV’s supported software, so everything here saves xTool Studio (.xs) or Creative Space (.xcs) projects for it. If you also run a laser that uses LightBurn, the same tools save LightBurn projects for that one: see free LightBurn tools.

Is the F2 Ultra UV a UV printer? Do the UV printer tools work with it?

No. The F2 Ultra UV is a UV laser: it marks with a beam, not ink. The jig builder, relief maker, gang sheet builder and UV print checker are for UV printers, which lay down color, white and varnish. If you also run a UV printer, see the xTool O1 Omni tools or the eufyMake E1 tools.

How do I engrave a list of names on the F2 Ultra UV?

In your product catalog, pick the product and paste your order list. You get the table xTool’s batch processing reads, one row per piece, and a packing list that says which piece belongs to which order. Hub members can have every name drawn into finished sheets with the Batch Maker instead.

Do I need an account, and do my files get uploaded?

No to both. The tools are free and run in your browser; your designs and photos never leave your computer. Eighteen of the twenty-three Maker Toolkit tools are free, and the Batch Maker is for Maker Growth Hub members. We don’t sell the F2 Ultra UV and we aren’t paid by xTool.

After the engraving

The F2 Ultra UV makes it. Selling it is the next part.

The Maker Growth Hub works on everything after the laser: pricing that pays, listings and photos that sell, and the systems that keep a busy week from running you.

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