A stylized illustration of a sugary donut, suitable for digital design.
A stylized illustration of a sugary donut, suitable for digital design. A colorful illustration of a single decorated donut with frosting and sprinkles. A simple illustration of a donut made from vector shapes, suitable for digital cutting machines like Cricut. A colorful illustration of a single glazed donut with sprinkles on top.
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Sweet Treat SVG: A Deliciously Designed Donut Clip Art

Discover a deliciously designed SVG donut clip art that's perfect for crafters and designers. Download it now in high-quality vector format!

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Can I use an SVG or PNG file from Tibbixel in conjunction with other design elements to create something new?

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To group elements, select them and go to Object > Group. To ungroup, select the grouped object and go to Object > Ungroup.

Can I reorder pages within merged PDF files?

Yes, many merging software allow you to reorder pages manually by dragging and dropping them in a desired order.

What is the difference between recoloring and converting colors in an SVG file?

Recoloring changes the existing colors of the design, while converting colors creates a new version with different colors but keeps the original unchanged.