Free tool
Is my SVG cut-ready?
Paste an SVG (or drop the file) and find out in a second whether it will actually cut on a laser, Cricut, Silhouette, or CNC, before you waste a sheet of material. It runs entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
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What it checks
Real vectors, not a hidden bitmap
The most common reason an SVG will not cut: it is just a PNG or JPG wrapped in an SVG. A cutter follows vector paths, so a wrapped bitmap does nothing.
Closed paths
Cut paths need to close back to their start. Open paths produce incomplete cuts and confuse CNC and laser CAM about which side is inside.
Real-world units and scale
A file with no units (or pixels only) often imports at the wrong size, the classic millimeter versus inch mistake that wastes material.
Text converted to outlines
Live text depends on a font being installed. On the cutting computer it can reflow or vanish, so text should be flattened to outlines before cutting.
This is a quick static check, not a guarantee. It cannot verify exact dimensions, tiny self-intersections, or duplicate overlapping lines. For the format each machine actually needs, see the maker file-format reference.
Turned out your file is a wrapped bitmap, or you only have a PNG? Turn it into clean, cuttable vector paths with VectoSolve (SVG and DXF output).