A digital illustration of a medal with a metallic finish, suitable for various design applications.
A digital illustration of a medal with a metallic finish, suitable for various design applications. A medal awarded to winners in various sports competitions. A digital medal icon in SVG format. A digital medal illustration, designed as a vector graphic.
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Elevate your designs with our free and beautiful medal SVG, perfect for Cricut cutting machines and laser cutters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to keep a copy of the original file if I use it in a design project?

No, using the original file is not required, but keeping a record of your usage can be helpful for our purposes.

How do I make sure that the merged file is of high quality?

Save each individual PDF at a high resolution (at least 300 DPI) before merging them, and use lossless compression if available.

How do I export my design from AutoCAD as a DXF file?

To export your design as a DXF file in AutoCAD, go to the "File" > "Save As" menu and select "DXF".

How do I ensure my converted DXF file is accurate for cutting purposes?

Make sure to verify the dimensions and orientation of your image in the DXF file, as well as any cut lines or paths that may be included.