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SVG to DXF

SVG to DXF converter online

Upload an SVG with editable paths, shapes, and curves and convert supported vector geometry into a DXF draft. Convert text to outlines first, then verify units, layers, curves, and closed paths in CAD.

New DXF task
10 credits / task
Uploaded images and generated DXF files, previews, and reports are kept for 7 days only. Download and back them up in time.
Engine source notes

The active engine is the latest caddxf2/api version maintained by the DXF engine team. The website now follows the upstream API defaults for ET TP1 output while preserving internal cut lines and the full editable DXF artifact pipeline.

Active engine: caddxf2/api@7b4b67b, using upstream-style ET TP1 defaults with internal cut-line preservation, full editable DXF output, and concurrency-safe engine artifact staging.Included experimental work: ai-grading-et-rpdgs-20260623 is tracked as grading R&D only and is not exposed as a production entry.Previous stable version: caddxf2/api@3938839, retained as the SVG notch-cleanup baseline before the performance and concurrency update.
After generation, open the file in CAD and review scale, curves, closed paths, layers, and units. Do not treat an unverified trace as production-ready geometry.

DXF draft · calibration optional · manual CAD review required

Illustrative traced DXF vector preview
Clean source artwork before DXF conversion
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Before: source artworkAfter: DXF draft
If the source has shadows, texture, scan noise, or a busy background, clean it into high-contrast line art first, then return for DXF conversion.Open converter
Reviewable DXF files
Asynchronous processing
10 credits / task
QA warning included

Use cases

From JPG, PNG, or SVG images to reviewable DXF drafts

Use the image-to-DXF converter when visible contours from artwork, diagrams, templates, or vector graphics need editable geometry for CAD review.

Logos and line drawings

Logos and line drawings

Trace high-contrast logos, icons, illustrations, and clean black-and-white artwork into DXF outlines.

Editable DXF geometry

Editable DXF geometry

Convert visible contours into curve-based DXF drafts and download files for general CAD inspection.

Professional CAD review

Professional CAD review

Inspect scale, units, curves, nodes, closed paths, layers, and process-specific details before use.

Workflow

Convert an image to DXF in three steps

Prepare a readable source, select the appropriate calibration level, then inspect the exported draft.

01

Upload a clear source file

Choose JPG, PNG, WebP, or SVG with visible contours and minimal background noise. Clean busy photos into high-contrast line art first.

02

Choose profile and calibration

Start with the standard contour profile, then use draft, pixel scale, or two-point calibration.

03

Download and review in CAD

Open the DXF and QA report in your CAD software, compare against the source, and correct any geometry issues.

Inputs, outputs, and production limits

The converter accelerates contour tracing, but it cannot replace CAD review or create missing engineering information.

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and SVG; best results come from high-contrast artwork, visible contours, and cleaned photos or scans.
Draft, pixel-scale, and two-point calibration communicate how the output should be reviewed.
Outputs may include editable curve DXF, generic ACAD DXF, ET ASTM DXF, preview, and QA report.
Dimensions, units, layers, tolerances, and process-specific details still require professional review.

FAQ

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Image to DXF

Convert JPG, PNG, or WebP images from one general tool.

PNG to DXF

Trace transparent or high-contrast PNG artwork into DXF outlines.

JPG to DXF

Convert JPG and JPEG line drawings or graphics into DXF drafts.

What is a DXF file?

Learn how DXF stores CAD geometry and when to use the format.