Free Glowforge Files – SVG & DXF Laser Cut Designs
Download free SVG and DXF files for your Glowforge laser cutter. SVG files upload directly to app.glowforge.com and are ready to cut — DXF files need a quick SVG conversion first (see below). No registration required. Free for commercial use.
Evil Jester Skull Hat Charm Pendant Silhouette
Engine Piston and Connecting Rod Silhouette
Downhill Alpine Skier Speed Racing Slope Silhouette
Crossed Waving Checkered Flags Finish Line Graphics
Cordless Power Drill Hardware Tool Illustration
Coffin Shaped Halloween Scene Pumpkin Bats Graveyard
Circular Tribal Mandala Vector Design
Circular Speedometer Gauge Mileage Odometer Vector
Circular Five Point Tribal Star Emblem
Chinese Dragon Asian Serpent Art
Car Wheel Burnout Smoke Drift Graphic
Burning Motors Crossed Wrench and Piston Round Emblem
Bikers Tournament Horned Helmet Motorcycle Circular Emblem
Arched Halloween Window Spooky Pumpkin Bats Graveyard
Angry Skull Laser Cut File Engraving Vector Design
Winter Beanie Hat And Snowflake Pattern Scarf Set
Grizzly Bear Side Profile Wildlife Graphic
Victorian Haunted Mansion Spooky Bare Trees
Velociraptor Dinosaur Wildlife Scene
Floral Wall Art Three Panels Flowers
Tribal Chief Warrior Portrait
Traditional European Dutch Windmill Millhouse
Traditional Dutch Windmill Farm Building Landmark Silhouette
Three Story Haunted Mansion Creepy Bare Tree Branches Silhouette
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Glowforge file compatibility: SVG vs. DXF, Proofgrade vs. custom settings
Glowforge only imports SVG, PDF, PNG, and JPG
The Glowforge app (app.glowforge.com) does not accept DXF files directly — DXF isn't one of its supported import formats. If you download a DXF file from this site for a Glowforge, open it in a free vector editor like Inkscape and use File → Save As → Plain SVG (or Illustrator's Export As → SVG) before uploading. Any SVG file on this site can be uploaded to the Glowforge app as-is.
Proofgrade materials vs. everything else
Glowforge's own Proofgrade materials have a QR-coded backing sticker that the machine's camera reads automatically, loading a pre-calibrated speed, power, and focus setting for that exact material and thickness. Any other material — plywood, acrylic, or leather bought elsewhere, including material cut with the free designs on this site — is "non-Proofgrade": you enter your own speed/power/focus settings manually in the app's material step, and Glowforge doesn't guarantee the cut since it hasn't calibrated for that specific batch. Treat any settings you find (including the starting-point table on our free laser cut files hub) as a starting point for a test cut, not a guarantee.
Glowforge File FAQ
What file formats work with Glowforge?
Glowforge supports SVG, PDF, PNG, and JPG. SVG is the recommended format — it supports both cut lines and engraving in one file. All SVG files here are Glowforge-ready.
How do I upload a file to Glowforge?
Download the SVG file, open app.glowforge.com, click “+” to create a new design, and upload your file. It will appear ready to cut or engrave immediately.
Are these files free for commercial use?
Yes. All files on FreeLaserFile are free for both personal and commercial use. No attribution required.