1000sbin/moa-goods-maker

MOA Goods Maker is a tool for creating print-ready files for physical merchandise like stickers, keyrings, and acrylic stands. You upload a transparent PNG image, and it automatically generates the cut lines, punched holes, hanging rings, and support stands needed to turn that image into a real product. The output separates the design, cut line, and white backing layers, and saves them as PSD, PDF, SVG, or PNG files that can be sent directly to a print shop. It runs entirely in the browser with no installation needed. A single file can be downloaded and opened directly, even without an internet connection, and images are processed entirely on your own computer rather than being uploaded to a server. It is also available as a desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and supports Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese. The workflow has four steps. First, you upload your image and choose from seven goods types, including plain stickers, sticker sheets, keyrings with holes or rings, stands, rounded acrylic charms, and plain acrylic shapes, then set the real-world size in millimeters, with automatic detection of the image's resolution setting. Second, you adjust the cut line itself, including the margin around the image, how smooth or sharp the outline is, and options to round sharp corners or fill in thin gaps so the cut line is easier for a real cutting blade to follow. Third, you position the punched holes, hanging rings, or stand supports by dragging them directly in the preview, and can add extra shapes like circles or squares. Fourth, you configure the white backing layer that sits behind the design, choose a color mode and cut line color to match what your print shop requires, and export the final files, including batch processing multiple images at once into a single zip file. The project includes a FAQ section addressing common sizing and printing questions, and is released under the MIT license, meaning it can be freely used, modified, and distributed as long as the copyright notice is kept.