A horse silhouette with its head peeking out from behind a tree branch, created as a vector graphic.
A horse silhouette with its head peeking out from behind a tree branch, created as a vector graphic. A detailed, scalable illustration of a horse's head, suitable for vector graphics design. A detailed horse illustration in vector format. A stylized illustration of a horse peeking out from behind a tree.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the Tibbixel files to create custom stickers or decals that will be given away at a promotional event?

No, giving away digital copies of the SVG and PNG files is not permitted; however, using them on print-on-demand products is okay.

How do I undo changes made to an SVG file while recoloring it?

Use the "Edit" menu > "Undo" option or press Ctrl+Z (Windows) / Command+Z (Mac) to revert changes made during the recoloring process.

How do I rename a layer in Fusion 360?

To rename a layer in Fusion 360, select the layer, right-click on it, and choose "Rename Layer" from the context menu.

Can I use a physical scanner to create a multi-page PDF for crafting?

Yes! You can scan multiple documents at once using a high-quality scanner, then combine them into a single multi-page PDF using software like Adobe Acrobat Pro or an online tool.