SVG files

Every SVG you own,as a thumbnail,ready to cut.

SVG files from any design software show as thumbnails in your CutVault library, next to your LightBurn and xTool projects. Search them, tag them, keep your settings with them, then open one in LightBurn, xTool Studio or Inkscape, or turn it into a cut file with a saved preset.

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CutVault with Christmas Tree-18.svg open in the file panel: the Open menu lists LightBurn and Choose another app, beside an Import to xTool button, with Show in Finder, notes, project, tags and categories below.

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Try them all

Before and after

From a folder of SVG icons to a wall of designs.

Bought bundles, downloads and your own drawings end up as hundreds of identical SVG icons spread across drives.

Before

SVGs in folders

With CutVault

With CutVault Pro

Every SVG shows the same icon until you open it

Every SVG shows as a thumbnail of the design

Finding one means opening files one by one

Search by name, tag, category, project or note

The settings that cut it well live in your head or a notebook

Type the speed, power and passes in once; they stay with the file

Setting up the next job starts from scratch

Pick a preset and the SVG, and get a cut file ready to run

CutVault All Files showing LightBurn, xTool and SVG designs together as thumbnails, each card with its file-type badge and machine, with Machine, Folder, Type and Tag filters above the grid. — All Files with SVG, LightBurn and xTool designs side by side

Feature 01

Thumbnails for every SVG, with no setup.

Add the folders you already use and every SVG appears as a card with a thumbnail of the design, its .svg badge and the machine you assign it. LightBurn and xTool projects sit in the same grid, so one search covers the whole library.

StandoutYour files stay where they areFolders on your computer, external drives, USB and SD cards, and synced Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive folders.

01Thumbnail on every card

02Grid or list view, sorted your way

03Nothing is moved, renamed or uploaded

CutVault All Files with the Tag filter open, listing tags with a file count beside each, and the designs for the chosen tag shown as thumbnails. — The Tag filter, with a file count beside every tag

Feature 02

Find the SVG by what you remember.

Search by file name or by the notes you wrote, then narrow the results by folder, type and tag. Filter to SVG only when the job calls for vector artwork.

01Type filter: SVG only

02Tags, categories and projects

03Notes on any file

CutVault / SettingsIllustration

Settings you typed in, kept with the SVG

Feature 03

Keep the settings that cut it well.

An SVG carries no cut settings of its own, so CutVault gives you a place for yours. Type in the operation, speed, power and passes for each machine, add a note, and they are there the next time you open the file.

01One settings table per machine

02Save any row as a Material Preset

03Settings Imported badge marks files that already have them

Create a cut file in CutVault: the job summary for the preset Cherry plywood — Vector Cut, with its material, machine P2, operation, speed, power, passes, the artwork Christmas Tree-02.svg and its size in mm. — The Create Cut File summary for an SVG

Feature 04

Turn an SVG into a ready-to-run cut file.

Choose a saved Material Preset, pick the SVG, and check the summary: material, machine, operation, speed, power, passes and the artwork at its real size in mm. CutVault creates a LightBurn file, or an xTool Studio file for supported xTool machines, and opens it.

01SVG for cut, score and engrave presets

02Plain warnings, such as text in an SVG that will be skipped

03Saved beside the artwork; nothing is overwritten

Feature 05

Open it where you work.

Open an SVG in LightBurn, xTool Studio, Inkscape or any other installed app that supports it, and choose which app opens SVGs by default. Import to xTool sends it into xTool Studio with the right xTool machine already selected and the design at its true size.

01Default app per file type, or a different app for one file

02Import to xTool: P2, P2S, P3, S1, F1, F1 Ultra, F1 Lite, F2 Ultra, D1 and D1 Pro

03Show in Finder or Explorer from a right-click

The rest of CutVault Pro

Works with these features.

Go deeper into the CutVault tools that work with your SVG files.

01Formats

DXF Files

The same library, search and cut-file flow for DXF artwork.

Open DXF Files →

02Make

Create Cut File

A preset plus artwork becomes a LightBurn or xTool Studio file.

Open Create Cut File →

03Know

Material Presets

Save proven settings by material and machine and use them again.

Open Material Presets →

04Make

Open With

Choose which app opens each file type.

Open Open With →

05Find

Library & Search

Every supported design as a thumbnail, searchable across folders and drives.

Open Library & Search →

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FAQ

Questions about SVG files.

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01Does CutVault show cut settings for an SVG?

Not on its own. SVG files carry no cut settings, so settings appear only for supported LightBurn and xTool projects. For an SVG you type the settings in once, and they stay with the file.

02Which apps can open an SVG from CutVault?

LightBurn, xTool Studio, Inkscape or any other installed application that supports SVG. Opening the file in another app does not carry CutVault settings with it.

03Can I make a LightBurn file from an SVG?

Yes. Pick a Material Preset and the SVG in Create Cut File, check the summary, and CutVault creates the LightBurn file with the preset’s settings applied. For supported xTool machines it can create an xTool Studio file instead.

04Do my SVGs get moved or changed?

No. CutVault shows the files where they already are. Nothing is moved, renamed or uploaded, and a cut file made from an SVG is saved as a new file beside it.

05Does CutVault work with SVGs inside ZIP bundles?

Yes. Open a ZIP in Zip Files to preview the SVGs inside it, then extract only the ones you need.

Ready to try it?

Every SVG, found and ready.

Try CutVault Pro free for 7 days with the SVG folders you already have.

One-time purchase

CutVault Pro is $169 once. No subscription. Use it on up to 3 computers.

7-day free trial · No credit card

Get CutVault Pro — $169

Every SVG you own,as a thumbnail,ready to cut.

From a folder of SVG icons to a wall of designs.

SVGs in folders

With CutVault Pro

Thumbnails for every SVG, with no setup.

Find the SVG by what you remember.

Keep the settings that cut it well.

Turn an SVG into a ready-to-run cut file.

Open it where you work.

Works with these features.

DXF Files

Create Cut File

Material Presets

Open With

Library & Search

Back to overview

Questions about SVG files.

Every SVG, found and ready.

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