Free OMTech Laser Files – SVG & DXF for CO2 Cutters
Design files for OMTech CO2 laser cutters, ready to import into LightBurn. Every design downloads in SVG and DXF with clean closed paths, so your Ruida controller cuts them without path errors. Free for commercial use, no registration.
Also compatible
Koala on branch
Keychain for car key
Kids wall room panel
Kiss the cook sign
Kiss arrow sign
Just one more chapter lettering sign
Joker sign
Joker wall logo decor
Joker vector sign
Junior eagle club golf
Joker sign scary face wall decor
Joker logo sign
Joker poker card
Joker
Joker poker card
Joker logo art sign
Joker face
Joker card
Joker batman begins
Johnson gasolene porcelain sign oil gas pump
Jesus cross wall sign
Jerusalem map cutmap israel wall art
Jocker poker card
Jet racing car
OMTech Laser File FAQ
What software do I use with an OMTech laser?
LightBurn is the standard choice and talks to the Ruida controller in every current OMTech machine over USB or Ethernet. OMTech ships RDWorks in the box, but almost every owner moves to LightBurn. Both import the SVG and DXF files on this site directly.
Do I need to convert these files for OMTech?
No. Import the SVG or DXF straight into LightBurn, assign layers for cut versus engrave, set power and speed, and send it to the machine. No conversion step and no redrawing.
What can an OMTech CO2 laser cut that a diode laser cannot?
Clear and coloured acrylic, thicker hardwood, leather, glass and stone engraving, and most fabrics. Diode lasers cannot cut clear acrylic because the blue light passes straight through it. A 60W CO2 cuts 6mm acrylic and 10mm plywood comfortably.
Are these files free for commercial use with an OMTech?
Yes. All files are free for personal and commercial use with no attribution required. Cut products and sell them without restriction. Reselling the digital files themselves is not permitted.
Which OMTech models do these files work with?
All of them. The files are plain vector geometry, so they are independent of machine model or wattage — the Polar, Pronto, and the 40W to 150W bed machines all read the same SVG and DXF. Only your power and speed settings change with wattage.