A 3D illustration of a mountain range created with vector art.
A 3D illustration of a mountain range created with vector art. A detailed illustration of a mountain landscape, created using vector design principles. An editable graphic design of a mountain range using scalable vector graphics. A 3D illustration of a mountain landscape created in vector format.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What if I want to share my physical products with friends and family – is that allowed?

Yes, sharing finished physical products with others is acceptable under the terms of your license.

Can I use a PDF as a reference for a more complex design in Silhouette Studio?

Yes - simply import the PDF and create new designs on top of it using various tools like the Draw Tool or Cut Outline feature.

Is there a way to merge multiple SVG files into one document using Gravit Designer?

Yes, use the "File" menu in Gravit Designer and select "Merge Files" to combine multiple SVG files into a single document.

Can I save multiple designs as one large SVG file or should they be separate files?

It's best to keep each design in its own separate SVG file for easier processing and management of batch cutting.