FREE SVG TO DXF CONVERTER

SVG to DXF.
Precision you can see.

Convert vector outlines into DXF. Check dimensions, curves, and contours before you download.

Free to startNo sign-up requiredPrivate files · 24-hour storage
  1. 01Upload
  2. 02Convert
  3. 03Inspect
  4. 04Download
DXF R2000
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Start with your SVG

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Dimensions & precision

Dimensions & precision
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Curve tolerance

Maximum curve approximation deviation in the selected output unit. Smaller values create more vertices.

Output: DXF R2000 · 2D polylines

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See the geometry

The DXF preview is read back from the generated file.

Your geometry will appear here

Upload an SVG, confirm the size, and convert.

Exports outline and stroke centerline geometry. Stroke thickness, fills, and colors do not become machining instructions.

SVG → DXF

Built around the details that matter.

A valid file is only the first step. Get a clearer view of the geometry before opening your CAD or CAM software.

Keep the scale intentional

See physical dimensions in millimeters or inches. When the SVG size is ambiguous, you confirm it.

Choose curve precision

Flatten curves into polylines with a tolerance expressed in physical units. Inspect the actual DXF result.

Find issues early

Locate open contours, exact duplicate segments, and unsupported features. Open paths are reported, never automatically closed.

From SVG to DXF in four steps

  1. 01

    Upload your SVG

    Choose a file or try the sample. Your files are stored privately for 24 hours.

  2. 02

    Confirm dimensions

    Choose millimeters or inches and confirm the physical width.

  3. 03

    Inspect the result

    Compare source outlines and DXF geometry. Review any warnings.

  4. 04

    Download your DXF

    Open it in your target software and confirm scale and geometry before further use.

Questions before you convert?

Read the full guide
Is this SVG to DXF converter free?

Yes. Guests have a daily free allowance, and accounts receive trial credits. Public payments are currently disabled.

Which SVG features are supported?

Paths, lines, polylines, polygons, rectangles (including rounded corners), circles, and ellipses are supported, with transforms and viewBox scaling. Unsupported features are reported.

Can I use the DXF for laser cutting or CNC?

The output contains 2D geometry, not machine instructions. Confirm the import, dimensions, contours, and machining settings in your own CAD or CAM software. No universal device compatibility is claimed.