Convert DXF to SVG
Turn a .dxf CAD drawing into vector SVG right in your browser, no AutoCAD needed: lines, arcs, circles, polylines and hatches become a file that opens in any browser, vector editor or website. The drawing never leaves your device.
Drag your files: PDF, EPUB, HEIC, JPG, PNG, DOCX, XLSX, TXT, MD, etc.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the SVG keep the drawing's quality?
- Yes: SVG is vector like DXF, so lines and curves stay sharp at any zoom. Circles and arcs are preserved as curves, not polygons.
- What can be missing from the conversion?
- Text labels and dimensions may not appear, because they depend on CAD fonts and styles the browser doesn't have. The tool shows how many elements and layers were drawn so you can check.
- Does it accept .dwg files?
- No. DWG is AutoCAD's closed format and must be exported as .dxf from your CAD program first. DWG conversion is planned as a separate tool.
- What is the SVG of a technical drawing good for?
- Publishing the plan on a website, inserting it in a presentation, editing in Inkscape or Illustrator, or generating PNG and PDF from it with the other AtlasDocs tools.
- Is my drawing sent to any server?
- No. Reading the DXF and generating the SVG happen 100% in your browser.