FOR YOUR NEXT LASER PROJECT
Start with a logo, drawing or illustration. Download a Laser SVG at the size you need, with no edge cut twice and engraving kept separate, then finish the job in your laser software.
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Vectorize and inspect protected previews for free, with no usage limit.
Credits to unlock a finished result: 1. Repeat downloads are free.
NEW · LASER SVG
When you download, choose Laser SVG. PerfectVector turns your artwork into a laser file at the size you set, with no edge cut twice and cutting kept apart from engraving. Pick the job that fits your project.
The outline and every opening are cut. The design itself is the piece.
The outside edge and every opening become red cut lines; borders between colors are not cut. The file lists openings before the outer edge, so the piece comes free last when your software keeps that order.
Best for ornaments, wall signs, silhouettes and cake toppers.
In the file: red hairline cut paths only.
The design is engraved. Only the outside edges are cut.
The colors you choose, the darkest one by default, become black engraving fills, and red lines cut around the outside of each separate part. Fine details are engraved into the material instead of cut out of it.
Best for coasters, tags, keychains and engraved plaques.
In the file: black engraving fills plus red cuts around the outside.
A standard SVG stores a shared edge in both neighboring shapes, so the laser cuts it twice. Laser SVG merges the shapes first. In a detailed 20-color mandala we tested, 43% of the standard file's cut path repeated an edge.
Set the width in millimeters or inches and the height follows your artwork. The physical size is written into the SVG itself.
Cuts are red hairlines and engraving is solid black, each in its own group. Give each color its own power and speed in your laser software.
Every Laser SVG is compared with your artwork before you get it. If a check fails, nothing downloads and you see why.
WHERE TO FIND IT
On this page Laser SVG is preselected, and it is included when you unlock a result. It prepares geometry, colors and size; set power, speed and kerf, and run a test cut, in your laser software.
REAL VECTORIZATION
Move your pointer across the artwork to compare the pixelated PNG on the left with the saved SVG on the right.
Ginkgo roundel — Paths: 5; Fill colors: 2.
THE RESULT
Inspect the leaf openings and the surrounding frame. Background regions are part of this saved result.
The colors in this SVG
MADE FOR YOUR WORKBENCH
A custom ornament. A layered sign. An engraved gift. Start with the design you already have, then adapt its paths to the material and the process.
Use outlines for signs, ornaments and silhouettes. Laser SVG's Cut out mode cuts the design's outline and openings once each; check the bridges that hold each piece together.
Use a line to mark the surface. Thick raster strokes become outlines; draw a centerline separately when you need a single score.
Use vector shapes for logos and flat artwork; Laser SVG's Engrave + cut mode engraves them and cuts only around the outside. For photographic detail, use the raster engraving tools in your laser software.
THE WORKFLOW
Upload a clear logo, silhouette or flat illustration. A simple palette and distinct edges give you a useful starting point.
Inspect the SVG paths and colors in the protected preview. Vectorizing and protected previews are free.
Use 1 credit to unlock the finished result. Remove unwanted background regions and simplify its palette in the editor, then choose Laser SVG, pick Cut out or Engrave + cut and set the width. Repeat downloads of that result are free.
Import the Laser SVG, confirm its size, give the red cut and black engrave colors their power and speed, and run a material test.
BEFORE THE FIRST CUT
Vectorization prepares the artwork. Your laser software is where you finish the job settings and check how the design will behave.
Check narrow bridges, enclosed letter shapes and details that could fall out after cutting.
Laser SVG removes doubled outlines for you. Still look for tiny fragments and details too small for your material, and draw a centerline separately when the job needs one.
Confirm dimensions and material thickness after import. Adjust for kerf and test before committing a full sheet.
THE NEXT STEP
Download a Laser SVG and finish the job in your laser application: red paths are for cutting, black fills for engraving. Import support does not replace a geometry check or material test.
Import the SVG, confirm its size, and check that the red cut paths and black engrave fills sit on separate layers. Set red to Line and black to Fill, then review the job in Preview.
Import guideImport the SVG and check its dimensions and grouping. Set the red paths to cut and the black shapes to engrave, then confirm your machine and material settings before running.
Import guideUpload the SVG for vector cutting and engraving. Set the red step to cut and the black step to engrave, and review the order of the steps; raster JPG and PNG uploads are for engraving.
Import guideCut out cuts the outline of the whole design and its openings, so the design itself becomes the piece; borders between colors are not cut. Engrave + cut engraves the colors you choose as black fills and cuts only around the outside of each separate part, so the inside stays whole. Both are options of the Laser SVG download.
Less than before. A Laser SVG has no doubled edges and, by default, no background shape. Still check tiny fragments, narrow bridges and the physical size, and run a test on scrap material before the final cut.
The SVG contains vector paths rather than an embedded bitmap, but import behavior and operation assignment still depend on your laser software. A Laser SVG stores cuts as red hairline strokes and engraving as black fills, so you can give each color its own operation. Check the imported geometry, size and settings before running the job.
A common cause: neighboring shapes in a standard SVG both store the edge they share, so the laser cuts it once for each shape. Choose Laser SVG when you download: it merges the shapes first, so no edge is cut twice. To score a thick stroke with a single centerline, draw that line in vector or CAD software; Laser SVG cuts around shapes and does not create centerlines.
Vectorizing and preview are always free and unlimited — you only spend a credit when you download a finished file.
FOR YOUR NEXT LASER PROJECT
Bring your own design to the workbench. Preview the vector for free, download a Laser SVG for cutting or engraving, and finish the job in your laser software.
Make my laser SVGVectorize and inspect protected previews for free, with no usage limit.
Credits to unlock a finished result: 1. Repeat downloads are free.
