DXF to SVG

Free online DXF to SVG converter. Convert DXF to SVG and get clean vector paths that scale to any size, for Cricut, Silhouette, laser cutters, print and the web. Reads lines, arcs, circles, polylines, text and layers, at real scale. Runs in your browser: nothing uploaded, no sign-up.

Runs in your browser · Nothing uploaded

Works with: AutoCAD · Fusion 360 · LibreCAD · QCAD · DraftSight

Drop several files at once to convert the whole folder in one pass. Got a different format? A PNG, JPG, HEIC, PDF, SVG or DXF still comes out as SVG.

How it works

  1. Upload the drawing

    Read in the browser. Nothing is uploaded.

  2. Check units and extents

    The checker reports what the file declares before you rely on it.

  3. Export

    Units are written into the output so the next program does not have to guess.

DXF to SVG converter

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DXF to SVG keeps the drawing’s units, so a 100 mm part is 100 mm in the SVG. This dxf to svg converter reads lines, arcs, circles, polylines and splines; convert dxf to svg for Cricut, Inkscape, Illustrator or the web.

Why it matters

Units survive the trip

The most common way a CAD interchange goes wrong is a file arriving with no declared units. Our DXF output always states them.

Extents reported, not assumed

The real drawing bounds are read from the geometry rather than trusted from a header that may be stale.

Entity types flagged

SPLINE, ELLIPSE, HATCH and TEXT are the entities that most often fail on import. They are reported before you find out at the machine.

Nothing uploaded

Client drawings stay on your machine, which matters when the work is under NDA.

Questions

Can you read DWG?

Yes, in your browser: AutoCAD R13 to 2018 files, with the exception of the 2007 format, which is refused with a message rather than misread. Lines, arcs, circles, polylines, splines, ellipses, blocks and layers are read; text and hatch fills are counted and reported but not drawn. DWG can be written too, as AutoCAD 2000, which every current CAD program opens.

What DXF version do you write?

R2000 by default, which current CAD and CAM packages read. R12 is available for older controllers.

Will my layers survive?

Layer names and colours are kept, and layers that were off or frozen stay that way. Blocks are exploded into their shapes; attributes and paper-space layouts are not carried across.

DXF to SVG: here, by hand, or on a server

  Veconvert Illustrator, by hand A paid vectorizer
What it costsFree preview; one file for $3.49 as a guest ($3.99 for technical files), $6.50 in bulk$23 a month$8–15 a month
How long it takesSeconds30–60 minutes by handSeconds
Skill neededNone. Drop the fileYou have to be able to drawNone
Where your file goesNowhere. It stays in this tabStays on your machineUploaded to a server
SVG with real unitsYesYes, with setupUsually pixels
Machine files tooDXF, G-code, PLT, STL from the same traceSeparate export each timeRarely

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