Convert a JPG or PNG to DXF free: we trace the image into closed outlines in millimetres, ready for a laser cutter, CNC router, plasma table or plotter. You get the DXF and an SVG of the same shapes. No account, no watermark. For JPG to DXF you set the width in mm, and the DXF opens at that size in LightBurn, LibreCAD, Fusion or AutoCAD.
By ShinobiTools Team · Last updated: September 2026
Every shape becomes a closed polyline on a layer called CUT, and the holes inside letters and shapes are their own closed outlines, so a laser cuts the inside of an “O” as well as the outside. The DXF is set to millimetres, and the drawing starts at 0,0.
A DXF for cutting is one colour of outlines, so the image is first turned into black and white. Logos, text, silhouettes, stencils, signs and line drawings convert cleanly. Light colours on a white background are kept as shapes too, so a yellow logo does not vanish.
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PNG to DXF works exactly the same as JPG to DXF. 10 images a day are free (shared with the background remover on this site, reset at midnight), no account and no watermark; a ShinobiTools pass raises it (up to 50 a day). Files up to 20 MB and 30 megapixels, traced at up to 2048 pixels.
Only need a vector for print or the web? PNG to SVG and Image to SVG keep the colours.
Yes. 10 images a day are free, no account and no watermark. The allowance is shared with the background remover on this site.
Yes. Every outer shape and every hole is its own closed polyline, which laser and CNC software need to cut or fill a shape.
Millimetres. You choose the width of the drawing before you upload; the height follows the image's proportions.
Yes. PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, GIF and HEIC all work the same way.
Any program that reads DXF with polylines, such as LightBurn, LibreCAD, QCAD, Fusion, AutoCAD, Inkscape and most CNC and plasma software.
Yes. Every coloured part of the logo becomes a shape; only the background is left out. Check the black-and-white preview before you cut.