A close-up of a tiger's head, its eyes peeking out from behind the wall.
A close-up of a tiger's head, its eyes peeking out from behind the wall. A close-up illustration of a tiger's head, with its eyes peeking out from behind a wall. An illustration of a tiger's head peeking from behind a wall. A close-up illustration of a tiger's head peeking out from behind a wall, showcasing its wild features.
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If I'm using an SVG file from Tibbixel on a business card, can I give away the digital version of the business card design to customers?

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How do I make sure my SVG files are compatible with various cutting machines?

Check the compatibility of your SVG file with the specific cutting machine and software you're using (e.g., Cricut, Silhouette). Ensure the file is in a supported format (SVG, DXF, or PDF).

Why do some vectors appear to be missing or not rendering correctly when I use them as cut lines?

This could be due to the vector being a compound path. Try breaking down complex paths into simpler ones using the "Object" menu in Adobe Illustrator.

Can I use a free online tool to convert my design from one DXF version to another?

Yes, there are online conversion tools available that can help you convert between different DXF versions. However, be cautious of potential data loss or formatting issues during the conversion process.