MOPA Color Studio analyses an image and maps each colour region to a set of laser parameters — frequency, pulse width, power, speed, line gap, and passes — optimised to produce that colour on metal using a MOPA fiber laser. It then exports ready-to-run LightBurn project files with the geometry vectorized and the parameters pre-loaded on each layer.

1. Select your material and detail level from the toolbar. For images with noisy edges, adjust the Edge Smoothness slider — lower for clean logos, higher for photos.
2. Drop or click-to-load your artwork in the Original pane.
3. The MOPA Remap pane shows the colours detected. Use the Color / Freq / Power / Zone / Vector tabs to inspect each view.
4. Click any colour row in the table below to edit its parameters — changes carry forward to every future image automatically.
5. Use the Vector tab to preview how colours will be vectorized. Choose method A, B, or C.
6. Click Export LightBurn to generate the ZIP package.

Every slider edit is autosaved to your browser and carried forward to every future image — you never lose your tuned parameters. Use Presets in the toolbar to save named snapshots (e.g. "My SS304 · 20W"), load them for different jobs, or reset to factory defaults at any time.

1. Export a ZIP. Open IMPORT_GUIDE.html from the ZIP in your browser.
2. In LightBurn: File › Open → mopa_project.lbrn. All layers load pre-configured.
3. For each zone: File › Import → zone_NN_Name.svg → click the matching layer colour swatch → set X=0, Y=0.
4. Delete the tiny 1×1 mm placeholder rectangles. Engrave.