A detailed illustration of a medieval-style sword with intricate details.
A detailed illustration of a medieval-style sword with intricate details. A high-quality digital illustration of a medieval-style sword, suitable for vector graphic designs. A detailed digital illustration of a medieval-style sword. A vector representation of a sharp-edged sword with subtle texture details.
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Frequently Asked Questions

If I accidentally share a digital file that's based on an SVG file from Tibbixel with someone else, what will happen?

We'll appreciate your prompt removal of the file and your cooperation in following our usage guidelines moving forward.

Can I use a DXF file as a master template for creating new documents in Microsoft Word?

No, DXF files are vector graphics and not suitable for direct import into Microsoft Word. You may need to convert or edit the file first before using it as a template.

Can I use a plugin for AutoCAD to directly import SVG files and convert them to DXF?

Yes, there are several plugins available that enable direct import of SVG files into AutoCAD and convert them to DXF format.

How do I save an SVG file as a different name or location on my iPad?

You can usually rename the file by tapping on it in the Files app, then selecting "Rename." For changing locations, navigate to a new folder and move the file there.