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.svg · image/svg+xml

Free SVGfiles for laser, CNC & plasma

Native format for desktop laser software. SVG is the working format for most desktop laser cutters. Our files use a millimetre user space with a matching viewBox, hairline strokes and no fills, which means LightBurn and LaserGRBL import them at the correct physical size on the first try.

5 filesLaser cuttingVinyl cuttingPaper craft
.svg · 1:1 mm

SVG is the working format for most desktop laser cutters. Our files use a millimetre user space with a matching viewBox, hairline strokes and no fills, which means LightBurn and LaserGRBL import them at the correct physical size on the first try.

Because SVG is plain text it also diffs cleanly in git — handy when you fork a design, change the material thickness and want to keep track of what moved.

Importing without surprises

  1. 1Import at 1:1 with millimetre units. If your software asks for a DPI, use 25.4 so one unit equals one millimetre.
  2. 2Keep the CUT and SCORE layers separate and assign them different operations — through-cut and engrave.
  3. 3Apply your own kerf compensation and lead-ins in CAM. Nothing is baked into the drawing, so the same file works on a laser, a router and a plasma table.
Freshly laser cut birch plywood components laid out on a workbench next to a digital caliperDXFFREE

Deer Silhouette

142 downloads · 6 formats

Freshly laser cut birch plywood components laid out on a workbench next to a digital caliperDXFFREE

Floral Wreath

89 downloads · 6 formats

CNC router spindle cutting nested furniture panels from a sheet of MDFDXFFREE

CNC Relief Map

56 downloads · 5 formats

Black powder coated steel wall art panel with a cut out mountain and forest silhouetteDXFFREE

Plasma Cut Sign

34 downloads · 4 formats

Freshly laser cut birch plywood components laid out on a workbench next to a digital caliperDXFFREE

Geometric Wall Art

23 downloads · 6 formats

SVG — common questions

4 answers
01What exactly do I get in the SVG download?

Native format for desktop laser software. SVG is the working format for most desktop laser cutters. Our files use a millimetre user space with a matching viewBox, hairline strokes and no fills, which means LightBurn and LaserGRBL import them at the correct physical size on the first try.

02Which software opens these SVG files?

Tested with LightBurn, LaserGRBL, Inkscape, Illustrator and more. Because SVG is plain text it also diffs cleanly in git — handy when you fork a design, change the material thickness and want to keep track of what moved.

03Why does my import come in at the wrong size?

Almost always a unit mismatch. Our files are millimetres with a 1:1 user space; if your importer assumes 72 or 96 dpi it will scale the artwork. Set the import DPI to 25.4, or use the DXF variant which carries explicit unit metadata.

04Are all 5 designs available as SVG?

Every design on this page ships a SVG file. Designs are only listed here when the format has been generated and verified from the master geometry, so the count reflects real, downloadable files.