Male figure designed as a vector graphic for digital cutting machines and craft projects.
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Beautiful Man Vector Images and Free Clipart Downloads in SVG Format

Discover high-quality SVG clip art featuring a beautiful male figure, perfect for various creative projects and designs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the free SVG and PNG files from Tibbixel on physical products only, or can they be used digitally as well?

The files can be used for both digital and physical applications.

How do I open a PDF in Adobe Illustrator and save it as an SVG?

Open the PDF in Adobe Illustrator by selecting "File" > "Open". Then, go to "File" > "Save As", choose "SVG" from the format dropdown menu, and select your desired settings.

I'm experiencing issues with Inkscape not recognizing the units in my SVG file. How do I fix this?

Make sure your file is saved in the correct unit format (e.g., mm or inches). If still having trouble, try resetting Inkscape's Units settings (Edit > Preferences > Document Properties).

Can I import a single image file (e.g., JPEG or PNG) into Silhouette Studio as a vector image?

No, but you can import it as a raster image and then convert it to a vector using the "Trace" tool in Silhouette Studio.