An abstract vector representation of a cumulus cloud in a simple design format.
An abstract vector representation of a cumulus cloud in a simple design format. Cloud icon designed as scalable vector graphics for digital and print applications. A high-quality, scalable graphic of a white cloud with soft, puffy texture. A stylized illustration of a white puffy cloud in mid-air.
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Beautiful Cloud Clip Art SVG Files for Design Projects

Elevate your designs with our free, high-quality SVG cloud clip art! Perfect for Cricut, cutting machine, and laser cutter projects, as well as vector design in Procreate, Photoshop, or Illustrator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use your files on merchandise sold at a craft fair or market?

Yes, as long as you're selling physical products and not distributing digital copies of the file itself.

What is the difference between mirroring and duplicating an object in a DXF file?

Mirroring creates a reflected copy of the original object, while duplicating creates an exact replica at a specified location.

Can I use a free graphics program like GIMP to make decals with SVG cut files?

Yes, you can use GIMP to create and edit SVG files for making decals.

What happens if I upload an SVG file that exceeds the maximum allowed size limit in Canva?

If you try to upload an SVG file larger than 50MB, Canva will notify you of the issue and provide instructions on how to resize your image or compress it before re-uploading.