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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these files to create products that will be sold exclusively at events or in-person sales?

Yes, our files are free for commercial purposes and can be used for print-on-demand products.

Is there a way to undo changes made to an SVG file?

Most vector graphics editors allow you to undo changes by pressing Ctrl+Z (Windows/Linux) or Command+Z (Mac).

What does "Entity Not Found" mean when trying to import a DXF file into Autodesk Inventor?

This error indicates that an entity in the DXF file cannot be found. Try re-saving the DXF file as a new file, and then import it again.

Are there any specific settings I should use when importing an SVG file into my CAD software?

Yes, adjust your import settings according to the software's documentation, as different programs may have varying requirements for successful importation of SVG files.