Gweike Cloud specializes in smart desktop laser cutters, engravers, and 3D laser printers, offering powerful cloud-based creative tools for home and business use.
Gweike Cloud is a leading innovator in desktop digital fabrication tailored for hobbyists, educators, and small businesses. The brand is best known for its intelligent ecosystem of CO2 laser cutters and engravers, such as the Gweike Cloud Basic and Pro series, which combine industrial-grade precision with user-friendly operation. These machines feature a cloud-based control system, AI visual recognition, and compatibility with popular software like LightBurn, making it easy to create designs on materials ranging from wood and acrylic to leather and paper.
Beyond consumer laser cutters, Gweike Cloud manufacturers fiber laser marking machines for metal processing and specialized air compression systems to support their equipment. By prioritizing safety, accessibility, and smart connectivity, Gweike Cloud empowers makers to turn digital concepts into physical reality with professional results.
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Ensure your machine and router are within 3 meters of each other and use a 2.4GHz network (5GHz is not supported). Press and hold the device button for 5 seconds until it flashes purple and red, then follow the on-screen instructions in the Gweike Cloud software.
The machines operate using the official web-based GWEIKE CLOUD system (recommended for use with Google Chrome) or LightBurn software for advanced control.
Visit the Gweike Cloud website log-in page, create an account, and select 'Add Device'. Input the Machine ID found on the label at the back of your unit.
The CO2 laser models can cut and engrave wood, acrylic, paper, leather, and cloth. Fiber laser models are designed for marking metals and alloys.
If the light remains on, the connection may have failed. Check that your Wi-Fi name and password contain no special symbols, ensure you are using the 2.4GHz band, or try restarting the machine and router.