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Sign in on this website, and download the Windows installer. Run the setup file and follow the prompts. When Nice Fit opens, sign in with the same email and password you used on the website.
Your free trial starts when you download the installer from the Download page. You get full access for seven days. When the trial ends, you’ll need an active subscription to keep using the app. You can subscribe anytime from your account or the Pricing page.
Nesting and file work run on your computer, so you can use the app offline for layout work. You’ll need internet to sign in, activate or refresh your subscription, and for website features like checkout and account management.
Nice Fit imports and exports both DXF and SVG. Bring in loose parts from CAD or design software, nest them, and save the layout in either format. You can also export a PDF nesting report with the job stats and the sheet layouts. PDF is a report, not a file you import.
From your account dashboard you can cancel whenever you like. Your subscription is set to end at the close of your current billing period. You keep full paid access until that date, and you won’t be charged again for the next cycle. After the period ends, paid access ends and your account shows as inactive unless you subscribe again.
No. Your layouts and project files stay on your machine. We don’t have access to anything you do within the desktop app on your machine.
The Nice Fit desktop app is for Windows. A current 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC is recommended.
You can install on multiple machines, but the desktop app only permits logging in to your account on one machine at a time. Signing in on another PC may require signing out on the first one. Use one primary workstation if you need uninterrupted access.
The most common pop-up is Open geometry: your DXF or SVG includes arcs, lines, open paths, or other curves that are not closed loops. Nice Fit nests closed part outlines, so it asks whether to Include those open pieces, Exclude them, or Cancel the import. Including open geometry can cause nesting to fail, so excluding it is usually safest unless you know those pieces should be parts. You may also see an Import Error if the file is not a DXF or SVG, or if the file cannot be read (corrupt data, unsupported entities, or a problem extracting shapes). Fix the file in your CAD or design software (close open outlines when you can), then import again.
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