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JPG to DXF Converter
Turn JPG, PNG and WebP images into editable DXF vector drawings for AutoCAD, laser cutters and CNC machines. Trace a whole batch at once, right in your browser.
Drop your images here
JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP. Add as many as you like, they all convert with the same settings.
Why Use Our JPG to DXF Converter?
Trace a Whole Batch
Drop in as many images as you need. One set of trace settings applies to every image, and the finished drawings come back individually or bundled into one ZIP.
Real CAD Geometry
Outlines are written as DXF polylines with proper closed loops, so shapes fill, offset, and cut correctly instead of arriving as a flat picture.
Two Tracing Modes
Solid shapes follows the outline of dark areas, ideal for logos and stencils. Edge detection follows every change in tone, which suits photos and detailed scenes.
Set the Real Size
Choose the finished drawing width in millimeters, centimeters, or inches, and the height follows your original aspect ratio automatically.
Smoothing and Despeckle
Dial out the pixel staircase on curved edges and drop tiny specks from scan noise or JPEG artefacts before anything reaches your CAD file.
100% Private
Tracing runs entirely in your browser with the Canvas API. Your images are never uploaded, so client artwork stays on your own machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a JPG to DXF?
Drop in your images, then adjust the threshold until the preview on the right matches the shapes you want. Set the finished drawing width and units, and click Download. Every image in the batch uses the same settings, so you can convert a whole folder in one pass.
What exactly is in the DXF file?
The traced outlines are written as closed DXF polylines in AutoCAD R12 format, which opens in AutoCAD, LibreCAD, QCAD, DraftSight, Fusion 360, Inkscape, LightBurn, and most CNC and laser cutting software.
Which tracing mode should I pick?
Solid shapes suits artwork with clear dark and light areas, such as logos, silhouettes, stencils, and signatures. Edge detection suits photographs and busy images, because it follows every change in tone rather than a single darkness cutoff.
Why does my photo produce thousands of paths?
Photographs contain gradients and noise, so every subtle tone change becomes an outline. Raise the smoothing and despeckle sliders, lower the trace detail, or start from a cleaner high contrast image to bring the path count down.
What size will the drawing be in CAD?
A photo has no physical size of its own, so you choose one. Set the output width and units, and the drawing is scaled so its full width matches that value while the height keeps the original aspect ratio.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Decoding, tracing, and DXF writing all happen locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, so confidential drawings and client artwork never leave your device.
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