Graphiqly LightBurn Help

How To Open Graphiqly Files in LightBurn

A quick walkthrough of opening your LBRN2 file in LightBurn — from extracting the download to reviewing your engrave and cut layers.

Quick Recap

  • Extract the downloaded file, then open the LBRN2 file in LightBurn.
  • Check your layer settings — engrave power, speed, and image mode for the 3D illusion effect.
  • Review the cut / outline layer separately, then run a small test before your main piece.
Which file to use: LBRN2 is the best option for LightBurn. Use SVG as a backup if it doesn’t open correctly, or PNG if you only want to engrave the main image.
Important: Suggested settings are only a starting point. Your final settings can change depending on your laser, power, speed, material, lens, focus, and finish. Always run a small test first.

Need to download your files again?

You can go back to your account downloads anytime and download your purchased files again.

Common Questions

Why can’t I open the downloaded file directly?

Because the downloaded file is compressed. Extract it first, then open the LBRN2 file inside the folder.

Which file should I use for LightBurn?

Use the LBRN2 file first. It is the prepared LightBurn file.

Can I use the SVG file instead?

Yes. If the LBRN2 file does not open correctly, you can import the SVG file into LightBurn as a backup option.

Can I use the PNG file?

Yes. Use the PNG file if you only want to engrave the main image without using the full prepared layout.

Do I need to change the settings?

The file is prepared, but you should still check material, power, speed, focus, and image mode, and run a small test first.

Still need help?

If you are not sure which file to open or how to set the design in LightBurn, contact Graphiqly support. Include your order email and tell us which laser you are using.

Support email: support@graphiqly.com

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