Turn a PNG into a cut-ready DXF in your browser. Trace the image to vectors, set the physical width, and download lines your cutting software can import.
Convert PNG images into DXF cut files for Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, laser cutters and CNC software. Upload a PNG, and ConvertSVG traces it into vector paths, then exports those paths as DXF polylines — all locally in your browser. Your image never leaves your device.
PNG stores pixels; DXF stores drawing geometry. Tracing bridges the two: logos, icons, monochrome artwork and line drawings come out as clean outlines ready to cut. For multi-color artwork, each color becomes its own DXF layer so you can map them to separate vinyl colors. Already have an SVG? Use the SVG to DXF converter instead. Working from a JPG? Try the JPG to DXF converter.
Yes. Design Space imports DXF files as vector cut lines. Upload the DXF through Upload > Vector > Upload and it appears as Basic Cut lines that you can size and cut.
Each traced color is written to its own DXF layer, so the geometry keeps its color grouping. DXF itself stores layer colors rather than full-color fills, which is what cutting software expects.
The output width is set explicitly in millimeters or inches, and the height follows the image proportions. This makes the cut predictable instead of inheriting the source pixel dimensions.
PNG is usually the better source because it is lossless and supports transparency. JPG compression adds noise around edges, which can create extra cut paths.
No. Tracing and DXF generation run entirely in your browser. The image never leaves your device.
Published by ConvertSVG — last updated August 13, 2026. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an open standard published by the W3C; learn more at MDN Web Docs.