Are images uploaded to servers?

No. Image tracing runs entirely in your browser; images never leave your computer.

Which software can open the DXF files?

The converter produces DXF R12 format with closed polylines in millimetres, the most widely supported standard. Compatible software includes LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, Fusion 360, Inkscape, and AutoCAD. For Glowforge users, SVG format is available instead.

What types of images give the best results?

High-contrast images work best, such as a black logo on white background, silhouettes, or stencils. Photos need a clear subject; adjust the threshold until the preview shows the shape you want to cut.

Why do holes appear as separate shapes in the output?

This is intentional. Letters with holes (like O) or rings require the inner hole to be cut as well, so the inside outline is exported as its own closed shape.

File converters

PNG to DXF Converter

Free browser-based converter turning PNG and JPG images into DXF files for laser cutting and CNC machines

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Convert PNG or JPG images to DXF format for laser cutting and CNC with real millimetre sizing, running entirely in your browser.

What it is

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PNG to DXF Converter is a free web-based tool that transforms PNG, JPG, and WEBP images into DXF files suitable for laser cutting and CNC machining. The converter runs entirely in your browser without requiring signup or uploading images to servers, keeping your data private.

The tool generates DXF R12 format files with closed polylines in millimetres, compatible with software including LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, Fusion 360, Inkscape, and AutoCAD. Users can adjust the outline threshold during conversion and set the real width in millimetres before downloading.

A paid Pro version ($19, one-time payment) adds batch conversion for up to 50 images, centerline mode for engraving and pen plotters, kerf offset adjustment for laser margins, and support for true arcs and splines instead of line segments in the DXF output.

What it is built with

Free conversion with no signup or watermark
Runs entirely in browser, images never uploaded
DXF R12 format compatible with LightBurn, xTool, Fusion 360, AutoCAD
Real millimetre sizing control
Threshold adjustment for outline tuning
Batch conversion of up to 50 images (Pro)
Centerline mode for engraving and pen plotters (Pro)
Kerf offset adjustment (Pro)
True arcs and splines in output (Pro)

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium

Free tier: unlimited conversions with no signup, watermark, or daily limits. Pro: $19 one-time payment for batch conversion, centerline mode, kerf offset, and true arcs/splines.