Convert supported SVG shapes and paths to DXF outlines privately. Set an explicit coordinate scale and curve sampling, then inspect a preview parsed from the actual generated DXF.
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Plain UTF-8 SVG up to 1 MiB / 5,000 elements. Source SVG is read as inert XML; it is never displayed or executed.
Choose an SVG to begin.
The converted geometry will appear here.
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This preview parses the actual exported DXF with our CAD engine. It shows only converted outlines; it is not the original SVG appearance.
Supported: line, polyline, polygon, unrounded rect, circle, ellipse, and paths using M/L/H/V/C/S/Q/T/Z, including relative coordinates and group transforms. Béziers and ellipses become sampled polylines. A/a arc commands skip the entire affected path. Unsupported text, images, use/symbol references, nested SVG viewports, clipping, masks, filters, rounded rectangles, animation and foreign content are skipped with reports. Stylesheets/DTDs reject the input. Only numeric user-unit geometry lengths are supported; percentages and physical suffixes skip affected elements. SVG fills, styling, line weights, fill rules and viewport scaling are not reproduced.
Your SVG is never uploaded to any server; all XML parsing, geometric conversion and DXF verification happen locally in your browser. The preview is drawn from the actual DXF output, and unsupported content is reported.
M/L/H/V/C/S/Q/T/Z, including relative commands, are supported. Bézier curves and circles/ellipses become sampled polylines. A/a arc commands skip the entire affected path. Lines, polylines, polygons and unrounded rectangles are supported too.
No. This converts geometric outlines, not fills or rendered strokes. Text, images, clipping, masks, filters, use/symbol references, nested SVG viewports and rounded rectangles are skipped. Stylesheet-based SVG rejects the input. The conversion report explains detected omissions.
Choose an explicit number of DXF units per SVG user unit. SVG viewBox/viewport scaling and physical width/height are not inferred. The DXF unit label only sets the unit header; it does not rescale coordinates. Check the resulting bounds and verify sizes in CAD software.
Treat it as an intermediate outline drawing. Sampling is not a geometric error tolerance, and this tool does not detect duplicate cuts, join gaps, expand strokes or apply cutter compensation. Verify all dimensions, geometry and machine requirements in appropriate CAD/CAM software.
