An illustration of a white cloud with puffy texture against a clear blue sky.
An illustration of a white cloud with puffy texture against a clear blue sky. An illustration of a fluffy white cloud with soft, rounded edges. A stylized cloud icon designed as vector art for use in digital designs. A design element featuring a single cloud in a simplified shape, suitable for digital compositions and print projects.
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Free Vector Cloud Icon for Designs and Crafts

Add a touch of whimsy to your designs with our free cloud SVG image, perfect for use in Procreate, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Tibbixel's images in a social media post if I credit the original creator?

No, you may not share our digital files in any form, including as part of a social media post.

Can I edit a DXF file directly without importing it into CAD software first?

No, most CAD software applications require you to import the DXF file before editing its contents. However, some specialized software like DraftSight allows direct editing of DXF files in a non-CAD environment.

Can using different font styles or sizes within an SVG file affect cut line accuracy?

Yes, incorrect or missing font information can cause issues with text placement and alignment along cut lines.

What is the difference between uploading an SVG file as a graphic element versus importing it as a background?

When you upload an SVG file as a graphic element, it becomes a separate object that you can move and resize independently of other design elements. If you import it as a background, it will cover your entire design canvas.