How do I convert a PNG or JPG to DXF?

Upload the image on the conversion page, set the size you need in millimetres and press “Convert”. Your DXF is ready to download in a few seconds.

Yes. A few conversions a day are available without an account. A free sign-up raises the limit and allows bigger files.

Which images work best?

High-contrast pictures with a dark object on a light background: logos, silhouettes, stencils, scanned sketches. The sharper the edges, the more accurate the contour.

What format do I get?

A regular DXF (AutoCAD R2010) with closed polylines on the CUT layer, units in millimetres. It opens in LightBurn, ArtCAM, AutoCAD, Fusion 360 and other CAM software.

How do I set the part size?

Give both width and height, or just one side — the other is calculated proportionally. Formats like 500x300, 500 300 and “width 500 height 300” are understood.

Can I convert several images at once?

Yes, batch upload is available on paid plans: add several files, set a size for each and convert them all with one button.

How do paid plans differ from the free one?

Priority processing — your tasks go ahead of the free queue — plus higher limits, batch upload, the whole font library and longer history retention.

Can I make lettering instead of an image?

Yes, there is a separate Text → DXF tool: contours come straight from the font, so the lines stay smooth at any size. Letter height is set in millimetres, with spacing, alignment, rotation and mirroring. A free account is required.

Why is there an image converter here?

So you don't have to hunt for another service when the file is in the wrong format: HEIC from an iPhone, WEBP and AVIF from websites become ordinary JPG and PNG, and you can compress a photo or resize it in pixels along the way. That counter is separate and never touches your DXF quota.

Do lettering and image conversions eat my DXF limit?

No. Every tool has its own counter: image conversion and Text → DXF are counted separately, while the plan's daily and monthly limits apply to tracing images into DXF.

Image to DXF, text to DXF and an image converter — online

Three tools with separate limits: converting images and setting lettering never spend the quota for image-to-DXF tracing. Free, and the first conversions need no account.

Image → DXF

Main

A logo, a silhouette or a drawing becomes closed contours on the CUT layer. The size is set in millimetres and proportions are calculated for you.

PNG, JPG, BMP, WEBP · no account needed

Convert an image

Text → DXF

Lettering in a ready font, straight to contours: letter height in millimetres, spacing, alignment, rotation and mirroring.

Fonts with verified licences · after signing up

Set some lettering

Image converter

HEIC from an iPhone, WEBP and AVIF from websites — into ordinary JPG and PNG. Compression and pixel resizing included.

HEIC, WEBP, AVIF, PNG, JPG · no account needed

Convert a format

How it works

1
Upload a PNG or JPG
A logo, a silhouette, a drawing — any high-contrast image works.
2
Set the size in mm
Set both sides or just one — the other is calculated proportionally.
3
Download the DXF
The file opens in any CAM software and goes straight to cutting.

What works well

Logos and lettering

Signs, plates and decor made of metal or plywood.

Silhouettes and stencils

Animals, plants, ornaments — the whole contour is traced.

Part outlines

Right angles and technical shapes stay sharp, without rounding.

Drawings and schemes

Scanned sketches turn into ready-to-cut geometry.

Free — and no account needed

A few conversions a day work right away, without an account. Signing up is free and lifts almost every beginner's limit:

25 DXF conversions a day instead of 3, and files up to 25 MB instead of 15
Text → DXF unlocks, along with a week of file history
30 image conversions a day — on their own counter

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a PNG or JPG to DXF?: Upload the image on the conversion page, set the size you need in millimetres and press “Convert”. Your DXF is ready to download in a few seconds.
Is it free?: Yes. A few conversions a day are available without an account. A free sign-up raises the limit and allows bigger files.
Which images work best?: High-contrast pictures with a dark object on a light background: logos, silhouettes, stencils, scanned sketches. The sharper the edges, the more accurate the contour.
What format do I get?: A regular DXF (AutoCAD R2010) with closed polylines on the CUT layer, units in millimetres. It opens in LightBurn, ArtCAM, AutoCAD, Fusion 360 and other CAM software.
How do I set the part size?: Give both width and height, or just one side — the other is calculated proportionally. Formats like 500x300, 500 300 and “width 500 height 300” are understood.
Can I convert several images at once?: Yes, batch upload is available on paid plans: add several files, set a size for each and convert them all with one button.
How do paid plans differ from the free one?: Priority processing — your tasks go ahead of the free queue — plus higher limits, batch upload, the whole font library and longer history retention.
Can I make lettering instead of an image?: Yes, there is a separate Text → DXF tool: contours come straight from the font, so the lines stay smooth at any size. Letter height is set in millimetres, with spacing, alignment, rotation and mirroring. A free account is required.
Why is there an image converter here?: So you don't have to hunt for another service when the file is in the wrong format: HEIC from an iPhone, WEBP and AVIF from websites become ordinary JPG and PNG, and you can compress a photo or resize it in pixels along the way. That counter is separate and never touches your DXF quota.
Do lettering and image conversions eat my DXF limit?: No. Every tool has its own counter: image conversion and Text → DXF are counted separately, while the plan's daily and monthly limits apply to tracing images into DXF.