A high-quality illustration of a donut, suitable for commercial and personal use in various design projects.
A high-quality illustration of a donut, suitable for commercial and personal use in various design projects. A colorful illustration of a sweet donut with frosting and sprinkles, suitable for vector graphics design. A colorful illustration of a ring-shaped dessert with frosting and sprinkles. Illustrated donut graphic designed as vector art.
Pin it Facebook Share

Sweet Treats SVG: Download a Free Donut Clip Art Design

Indulge in the sweetness with this beautiful SVG donut design, perfect for DIY projects, commercial use, or personal decorations.

Download

Want Instant Downloads?

Support Tibbixel on Patreon and skip the 10-second wait! As a thank-you to our patrons, downloads start immediately—no delays. Support starts at $1.50 per month.

Become a Supporter

Similar Images

A detailed illustration of a round donut with sprinkles on top.
A simple illustration of a circular donut with frosting on top.
A circular baked dessert with a hole in the center.
A colorful illustration of a glazed donut on a white background.
A round, ring-shaped dessert with a hole in the center, often topped with glaze or frosting.
A vector illustration of a delicious donut on a white background.
A stylized illustration of a donut on a coffee cup.
A detailed illustration of a glazed donut with a single bite taken out of it.
A 2D illustration of a sweet donut with a glazed finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create derivative works (like combining multiple designs) and then give them away for free?

No, creating derivative works from Tibbixel design files does not change their status; they still may not be distributed or shared.

What is the meaning of stroke width in Inkscape?

Stroke width refers to the thickness of a path or line.

Can I embed fonts in DXF files?

Typically no; fonts are usually not embedded in DXF files, which may require additional steps to ensure font compatibility when importing into other software.

Can I use iBooks to view SVG files on my iPad?

Yes, you can use the built-in iBooks app on your iPad to view some types of SVG files (such as those created with Adobe Illustrator), but it may not allow editing or saving changes.