A detailed illustration of a sword, suitable for vector art and cutting machine designs.
A detailed illustration of a sword, suitable for vector art and cutting machine designs. A detailed, scalable outline of a sword with sharp edges and pointed tip. A detailed SVG design of a sword, perfect for use in crafting projects with cutting machines or laser cutters. An abstract vector art representation of a sword with sharp edges and pointed tip.
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Frequently Asked Questions

If I'm creating digital products like PDF templates or e-books that include an SVG file from Tibbixel, can I sell those?

No, our files cannot be used in the creation of other digital files for sharing, selling, or giving away.

Can I use a different software to edit an imported design in Silhouette Studio, such as Adobe Illustrator?

Yes, you can import your design into another software for further editing, then save it back to Silhouette Studio for cutting.

What's the difference between a PDF/X-1a and a standard PDF file in crafting projects?

PDF/X-1a is a variant designed for high-end printing, which may be required for commercial-grade crafting materials.

Why am I getting an "invalid unit type" error when importing a DXF file into IronCAD?

This error usually indicates that the imported file's units do not match those set in your project settings. Check the DXF file's unit definition to ensure it matches the software's requirements.