Letter / SVG / Image to CAD / 3D Model Export
Create a 2D DXF outline or an extruded OBJ model from text, SVG artwork, or an experimental raster image trace. Text starts with a built-in Arial-compatible font (Arimo), or you can upload your own .ttf or .otf font file.
FONT FILES.
Arimo is preloaded as the built-in Arial-compatible font. Arimo is metrically compatible with Arial and is open source. You can also choose a .ttf or .otf font from your own computer; confirm that you have the right to use the font for your intended purpose.
Arimo is preloaded as the built-in Arial-compatible font. Arimo is metrically compatible with Arial and is open source. You can also choose a .ttf or .otf font from your own computer; confirm that you have the right to use the font for your intended purpose.
IMAGE IMPORT IS EXPERIMENTAL.
SVG import is strongly recommended for logos, icons, and artwork. Raster image import depends almost entirely on the fidelity, contrast, and cleanliness of the source image. Threshold only controls what becomes dark or light. It does not magically turn a low-resolution image into clean CAD curves. For best results, prep the image with AI, Illustrator, Inkscape, Photoshop, or another cleanup tool first. Use simple black-and-white artwork with strong contrast.
SVG import is strongly recommended for logos, icons, and artwork. Raster image import depends almost entirely on the fidelity, contrast, and cleanliness of the source image. Threshold only controls what becomes dark or light. It does not magically turn a low-resolution image into clean CAD curves. For best results, prep the image with AI, Illustrator, Inkscape, Photoshop, or another cleanup tool first. Use simple black-and-white artwork with strong contrast.
OBJ CAP EDGES NOTE.
OBJ faces are triangulated so letters and artwork with holes can import correctly. Some programs may show internal diagonal cap edges in wireframe, sketch, hidden-line, or technical display modes. Smooth shading data is included, but some CAD programs may still show mesh edges when they are intentionally displaying geometry edges.
OBJ faces are triangulated so letters and artwork with holes can import correctly. Some programs may show internal diagonal cap edges in wireframe, sketch, hidden-line, or technical display modes. Smooth shading data is included, but some CAD programs may still show mesh edges when they are intentionally displaying geometry edges.
Upload a font file, SVG file, or raster image to begin.