Open your DXF
Drop a .dxf file. It opens in seconds so you can check it before converting.
Turn a DXF drawing into a clean SVG for Cricut, laser software, Inkscape or Illustrator.
Check the drawing first, hide the layers you don’t need, then download.
Drop a .dxf drawing here, or choose one
From AutoCAD, LibreCAD, Fusion, SolidWorks, Inkscape and more · up to 150 MBNeed a DXF? Make one from any image with Image to DXFPlans, parts and laser-cut files with layers, dimensions, hatches and text. Choose one to open it here, then zoom, measure and export.
Drop a .dxf file. It opens in seconds so you can check it before converting.
Turn off layers you don’t want in the SVG, like dimensions, notes or construction lines.
Arcs and curves stay smooth curves, each layer is its own group, and text stays text.
Create a design from a prompt with WaveSpeed AI, turn it into a DXF with the free Image to DXF tool, and check it here.
Make logos, icons and patterns from a prompt, ready to trace into DXF.
Turn your design into a short animated clip.
Turn a sketch or product idea into a 3D model.
$1 in free credits for eligible new accounts. No card needed. Generators have separate account and credit requirements. The DXF viewer is free.
Yes. Convert as many files as you like, with no account and no watermark.
When the DXF has units (millimetres, centimetres or inches), the SVG gets that width and height, so it imports at real size. Other units are converted to millimetres. Without units the size is in pixels.
Each visible layer becomes a group named after the layer, which Inkscape shows as a layer. Hidden layers are left out.
Text stays editable text in Arial or Helvetica; CAD fonts aren’t embedded. Solid hatches become filled shapes and pattern hatches become their pattern lines.
No. The DXF is converted in your browser and never leaves your device.
Real size · Layers as groups · No upload