xTool upgrades Atomm AI suite for craft makers

Sep 22, 2026
xTool has upgraded Atomm with AI tools for designing and preparing files for laser cutting, engraving, printing and other fabrication tasks.

xTool said in a press release that it has upgraded Atomm, an AI creation suite for craft makers. The update went live on September 21 and combines design, editing, project resources and production preparation for laser cutting, engraving, printing and other fabrication tasks.

Atomm includes text prompt image generation, parametric modeling, background removal, vectorization, layer separation and segmentation. It also provides generators for halftones, layered art, photo frames and 3D models, plus product mockup previews and more than 20 tools from third party developers.

xTool also introduced the Atomm $1 Million Creator Program for content creators, tool developers and video creators. Rewards include revenue shares, material sales commissions of up to 30%, developer commissions based on usage and incentives for content on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.

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