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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Microsoft Office to view or edit a DXF file?

No, as these applications are designed for office documents and do not support CAD files like DXF.

Do your SVG and PNG files come with a license that grants me usage rights?

Yes, by downloading our files, you agree to abide by our usage rights outlined on this website.

What should I do if my CNC machine produces inaccurate or incomplete cuts based on a DXF file?

Re-check your design, unit settings, and DXF export in CAD software. Consult with an expert or contact the manufacturer's support team for assistance.

Why would I use an SVG instead of a PNG for my craft project?

You would use an SVG if you need to resize the image without losing quality, or if you want to be able to edit the individual elements within the graphic. SVG files are also often smaller in size than their PNG counterparts.