SVG to DXF
Convert an SVG's lines, circles, rectangles and paths into a DXF drawing — entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.
What this reads — an honest answer
This reads SVG's own shape elements directly — no external library. It understands lines, circles, ellipses, rectangles, polylines, polygons and paths (including curves, which are converted into short straight segments — an outline, not a perfectly smooth curve). Shapes inside a group with its own transform (rotate/scale/move) aren't repositioned — for a clean result, flatten transforms in your vector editor first (most tools call this "flatten" or "apply transform").
Is my SVG uploaded anywhere?
No — parsing and conversion both happen entirely in your browser. Nothing about your file ever leaves your device.
Can I get a DWG instead?
Download the DXF here, then run it through our DXF to DWG (beta) tool.
