A cartoon rabbit character peeking out from behind a decorative motif.
A cartoon rabbit character peeking out from behind a decorative motif. A cute rabbit peeking out from behind a colorful Easter decoration. A cartoon rabbit peeking out from behind a pocket, suitable for Easter-themed designs and commercial projects. An SVG illustration of a rabbit peeking out from behind a pocket.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What constitutes a "derivative work"?

Any file that was created using or based on one of our original SVG files would be considered a derivative work and cannot be shared or distributed.

What is the difference between a "Cut" setting and a "Score" or "Crease" setting in my cutting software?

The Cut setting instructs the machine to cut through the material, while Score or Crease settings tell the machine to make an indentation without cutting completely through.

What are some popular software programs that support SVG files?

Some popular software programs that support SVG files include Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, CorelDRAW, and Silhouette Studio.

Why do some layers appear as "BYLAYER" or "BYBLOCK" in a DXF file?

These designations indicate that the layer is being applied by AutoCAD's "By Layer" or "By Block" settings. This can cause confusion when importing the DXF file into other software.