A simple cup design created in vector format, suitable for various digital applications.
A simple cup design created in vector format, suitable for various digital applications. A simple, hand-drawn design of a standard coffee cup, ideal for vector art projects. A simple cup design created as a vector graphic, suitable for cutting machines like Cricut. A simple illustration of a coffee cup with a handle.
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Beautiful SVG Cups for Your Designs - Free to Download and Edit

Discover a stunning collection of SVG cups to enhance your designs and projects - free to download and perfect for cutting machines like Cricut.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a file from Tibbixel to create another digital file, such as an EPS or DXF?

No, you cannot convert or transform our digital files into new formats that could be distributed or shared.

What happens if my printer doesn't support SVG files directly?

If your printer doesn't support SVG files, you can try saving the file as a PDF or exporting it as an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) or AI (Adobe Illustrator) format instead.

Is there a specific weight of paper recommended for printing with Adobe Illustrator?

For most printing purposes in Adobe Illustrator, 80-100 gsm is sufficient. However, heavier weights (150-300 gsm) may be required for larger or more intricate designs.

What is the best way to save an SVG file for laser cutting?

Save the SVG file as a "Save As" with the correct settings (e.g., "SVG" instead of "SVG (Legacy)") and make sure to embed any raster images used in the design.