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Free Vector Splat Image Download for Cutting Machines and More

Add a playful touch to your designs with our beautifully crafted SVG Splat image, perfect for cutting machines, stencils, and laser cutters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the PNG files for print-on-demand products like t-shirts or mugs?

Yes, you can use the PNG files on any commercial product, including apparel and home decor items.

How do I preview the layers in a DXF file?

Most CAD software, including AutoCAD and Inventor, allows you to toggle layer visibility by selecting "Layer" > "Toggle Layer Visibility" from the menu bar.

How do I export a custom-made icon as a DXF file using Inkscape?

To export an SVG file from Inkscape and then convert it to DXF, use the "Save As" feature under the "File" menu to save the design as an SVG, then import it into another software that supports DXF files.

Can I use an SVG file as a custom cutting mat design?

Yes, but make sure to check your cutting machine's software compatibility first. Some machines may have specific requirements for SVG files.