Free Atomstack Laser Files – SVG & DXF Downloads
Design files for Atomstack diode engravers — A5 Pro, S10 Pro, X20 Pro, X30 Pro and the A10 series. Import into LightBurn or LaserGRBL and cut. Every file downloads as SVG and DXF, free for personal and commercial use.
Compatible software & machines
Love arrow sign
Liverpool wall vinyl clock never walk alone
Lion polygon art wall geometric
Lips wall clipart
Lion and lioness silhouette scene
Live arrow sign
Light house maritime clipart
Lest we forget d day soldiers scene remembrance day
Lest we forget navy military sign flags
Libertad arrow sign
Letters decorative panel wall separator door pattern
Lest we forget always remember them soldiers scene remembrance day
Leaves leaf artwork wall art
Leaves branche wall screen pannel decorative
Laugh arrow sign
Leaves decorative panel wall separator door pattern
Latin numbers wall clock vinyl record
La casa de papel wall clock
Labrador dogs wall decor
Laser cut
Kitchen clock
Kitchen sign knife fork and spoon
Knife arms
Kung fu panda clipart
Atomstack Laser File FAQ
What software works with Atomstack lasers?
LightBurn is the recommended choice and supports every GRBL-based Atomstack machine. LaserGRBL is a free alternative on Windows. Atomstack also ships its own Atomstack Studio. All three import the SVG and DXF files from this site.
Can an Atomstack cut through 3mm plywood?
Yes, with multiple passes on most modules. A 5W optical module typically needs three to four passes at low speed; 10W modules usually manage two; the 20W and higher modules on the X20 and X30 often cut 3mm plywood in a single slow pass. Air assist makes a large difference to edge quality.
Do these files need converting for Atomstack?
No. Import the SVG or DXF directly into LightBurn or LaserGRBL. The paths are closed vectors, so the software generates cut paths without cleanup or redrawing.
Are the files free for commercial use?
Yes. Free for personal and commercial use with no attribution required. You can sell what you cut. You cannot resell the digital files themselves.