An abstract design element featuring a fluffy white cloud with soft, puffy texture.
An abstract design element featuring a fluffy white cloud with soft, puffy texture. A high-quality SVG cloud icon suitable for various design applications. A clean design clip art image featuring a single white cloud with smooth curves and edges. An editable vector design element featuring a fluffy cloud in a neutral color palette.
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Free Cloud Clip Art SVG for Vector Design and Craft Projects

Elevate your designs with our free cloud SVG, perfect for clip art and vector design projects in Procreate, Photoshop, or Illustrator.

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What version of AutoCAD is required to create/export DXF files?

Any version of AutoCAD can export DXF files. However, if you're using a free alternative like QCad, it may not be able to import all features from newer versions of AutoCAD.

Can I mirror a DXF file using AutoCAD?

Yes, in AutoCAD, select the objects to be mirrored, go to Modify > Mirror, and choose the reflection plane (e.g., a line or a circle).

What is the difference between stroke and fill color in Inkscape?

Stroke color is the color of an object's outline, while fill color is the color inside the shape.