Free Creality Falcon Files – SVG & DXF Downloads
Design files for Creality Falcon and Falcon2 laser engravers, including the 10W, 22W and 40W modules. Import into LightBurn or LaserGRBL and cut. Every file downloads as SVG and DXF, free for personal and commercial use.
Compatible software & machines
Classic Antique Propeller Plane Vector
Classic Antique Airplane Vector Art
Chunky Sport Sandal Vector Icon
Casual Sneaker Vector Icon
Buckled Summer Sandal Vector
Boy and Girl Holding Hands with Hearts
Banked Vintage Biplane Silhouette
Antique Hot Air Balloon Shield Icon
Two Elephants Forming Heart Shape Line Art
Two Cats Riding Tandem Bicycle Vector Art
Surreal Woman Mask Forest Hand Vector Art
Scrooge McDuck Money Bin Coin Swim Drawing
Owl in Floral Crescent Moon Vector Art
Ornate Rose Blossom Silhouette Vector Art
Ornate Floral Crescent Moon Vector Art
Jumping Dolphins Ocean Waves Silhouette Vector Art
Harry Potter Draco Malfoy Arm Wrestling Vector Art
Good Vibes Only Typography Wall Decor Vector
Frida Kahlo Abstract Line Art Portrait Vector
Floral Crescent Moon Rose Silhouette Vector Art
Fleur de lis Ornate Heraldic Crest Vector Art
Fairy on Floral Crescent Moon Silhouette Vector Art
DJ Headphones Silhouette Vector Art
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Creality Falcon File FAQ
What software works with the Creality Falcon?
LightBurn is the usual choice and supports the Falcon and Falcon2 over USB. LaserGRBL works as a free Windows alternative, and Creality provides its own Creality Print laser workflow. All import SVG and DXF directly.
How thick can a Falcon2 cut?
The 22W module cuts 3mm plywood in one to two passes and handles 6mm with several. The 40W module cuts 6mm plywood more comfortably and manages 10mm slowly. No diode module, at any wattage, cuts clear acrylic.
Do I need to prepare these files first?
No. Import the SVG or DXF into LightBurn, set your layers for cut and engrave, dial in power and speed, and run it. The paths are closed vectors ready for cutting.
Are the files free for commercial use?
Yes. Free for personal and commercial use with no attribution required. Sell the products you cut; the digital files themselves may not be resold.