A detailed illustration of a book with embossed cover art.
A detailed illustration of a book with embossed cover art. SVG illustration of a closed book with pages and cover, suitable for educational and design purposes. An open book graphic with vector design elements, ideal for use in school projects or creative content. A stylized illustration of a book with a closed cover and open pages.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I resell the PNG files or any other derivative works created from them as separate products?

No, you cannot give away, sell, or share digital files that are derivatives of Tibbixel's files in any form.

How do I optimize an SVG file for use with my craft software?

To optimize an SVG file, make sure it's saved in a supported format and that any unnecessary elements are removed or grouped together.

What is the difference between extracting images and exporting as an SVG file?

Extracting images creates individual image files, while exporting as an SVG file saves the design as a single vector-based file.

What is the difference between a "cut" path and a "score" path in an SVG file for my Brother ScanNCut?

In an SVG file, a "cut" path indicates where to make precise cuts through materials, while a "score" path represents where to create folds or score lines.