Turn any design into
a cut-ready laser file

Any that read SVG or DXF. Use the laser SVG in Glowforge, LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, OMTech and similar software, the DXF in LightBurn, RDWorks or CAD, and the Cricut SVG in Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio. The PDF and EPS open in Illustrator, CorelDRAW and Inkscape.

Red (#FF0000) is the outer cut that frees each piece. Green (#00FF00) is every cut inside a piece: holes, letter centres, cut-outs. Black fill is engraving. In your laser software set red and green to Cut (green first, so the piece doesn't move) and black to Engrave. The DXF has the same split as layers CUT_OUTER, CUT_INNER and ENGRAVE.

Loose pieces (solid parts inside a cut-out, like an eye's pupil, which would fall out), cut-outs too small for the beam to cut cleanly, and connections narrower than your material allows (1.2 mm for 3 mm wood, for example), which can snap or burn through. They're marked on the preview. Making the design bigger or picking a thinner material usually fixes them.

Type any name or short text, pick one of nine fonts, and choose plain letters, a bar under them, rails above and below (like a name sign) or a backer to engrave on. AllThingsVector welds the letters into one piece and gives you a separate personalization package with the same file types. All the fonts are open-licence (SIL Open Font License), so you can use them on products you sell.

Yes. You set the finished width of the design in mm or inches, and the files say their real size, so they open at that size. Kerf (the width the beam removes) isn't compensated: set it in your laser software if you need tight-fitting parts.

No. Tracing happens entirely in your browser. Your images and the files made from them are never sent to us or anyone else. The app only tells our server when you download a file, so it can count your plan's downloads.

AllThingsVector doesn't claim any rights to the files you make with it. You do need the rights to the artwork you start from: your own designs, licensed clipart, or work you've been given permission to use.

Usually, yes. For images up to about 1400 px, AllThingsVector upscales with on-device AI before tracing, which gives noticeably cleaner lines. Starting from the largest, sharpest version of your design always helps. AI upscaling needs WebGPU (recent Chrome, Edge and Safari); everything else works in any modern browser.

Silhouettes, logos, line art, clipart and lettering with clear shapes. Photos don't make good cut files with any tracer: they have no clear edges to cut along.

Each plan is a lifetime plan with a single payment. Basic gives you 50 downloads a month, Pro 200 a month plus the design library, and Premium unlimited downloads plus the library. Downloads renew on the 1st of every month (unused ones don't carry over). A download is one cut file or package you save; tracing and adjusting are free.

There's nothing to enter. You sign in with your email (we send you a 6-digit code, no password needed) and pay on this page, and your plan is unlocked straight away. In the app, sign in with the same email on any computer and your plan is there.

Ready-to-cut designs by our designer (wall art, name signs, ornaments, suncatchers, cake toppers and more) with SVG, DXF, EPS, PDF and PNG files. New designs are added every week. Pro and Premium can download all of them, and they don't use your monthly downloads.

Refunds follow the policy shown at checkout; payments are handled by Whop, so ask through your Whop receipt. Once a refund goes through, your account goes back to the free trial.