DXF to G-Code Converter
Convert DXF files directly to G-Code for CNC routers, mills, and laser cutters. Configure all machine parameters and download ready-to-run G-Code.
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Toolpath & Machine Settings
How to Use
Upload DXF file
Upload your .dxf CAD drawing.
Configure machining parameters
Set spindle speed, feed rate, plunge rate, and cut depth.
Download G-Code
Download the .nc or .gcode file for your machine.
DXF to G-Code: The CAD-to-Machine Bridge
Professional CAM software (Mastercam, Fusion 360 CAM, VCarve) handles DXF-to-G-Code conversion with full features but costs hundreds to thousands of dollars. This tool provides a free, browser-based alternative for simple 2D profiles, pockets, and engravings — no software installation required.
Real-World Examples & Use Cases
CAD-to-CNC Workflow
Design a part in AutoCAD, export as DXF, then convert directly to G-Code without needing separate CAM software.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I choose which DXF layers to machine?▼
Is DXF R12 and R14 both supported?▼
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