FREE SVG files are everywhere! We’ll show you where to find the BEST FREE SVG files online, and we’ll show you how to convert JPEGs & PNGs to SVGs!
It’s no secret we love working with SVG files. It used to be just I who loved it, but this past year, I got my babes involved, too! (Hmmm, it may have had something to do with him claiming our new Cricut Maker as his own!) But seriously, can you believe that the guy who wanted nothing to do with crafting now makes me pillows for every holiday? What a strange and wonderful world! 😀
We also love sharing our designs with our readers. But every time we share free SVG files with you (like here, here and here), we get the same questions:
“Where can I find more awesome free SVGs like yours?”
And…
“Do you know where to find SVG files for boxes?”
[Don’t forget, “What’s it like being married to such a Dreamboat??” -Greg]
[I can answer that one: “How would I know???” LOL! -Handan]
Well, today I’m going to answer your questions! This post is all about where to find the best SVG designs on the web. Greg says this subject sounds a little boring, but what does he know? It may sound boring to Mister Craftypants, but knowing where to find free SVGs is so useful for anyone who uses a Cricut, Silhouette or any other cutting machine!
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Where to Find the Best Free SVG Files
The Navage Patch
Oh, I think you’ll love this blog! At TheNavagePatch.com, there’s a pretty amazing (and kinda handsome) guy named Greg who often shares his wife’s fun and fabulous SVG designs. As a subscriber, you get access to all those great Free SVG Files and to an amazing free wall art and printables library. Their freebie library is always growing, and it’s one of the best in blogland (totally unbiased review, LOL!) 😉
Love SVG
LoveSVG.com is an awesome source for free SVG files, especially if you’re looking for free SVG designs to use for your iron-on HTV projects or as stencils to make some lovely and witty signs. Love SVG has a huge database of freebies – like “8000+ great free SVG designs for personal use” huge! Seriously though –Â you could spend all day long scrolling through their lovely SVG designs (and trying to download them all). So fill your coffee cup and ready your scrolling finger before visiting them!
If you want to use Love SVG’s cut files for commercial projects, they offer $2 commercial licenses for any design.
Dreaming Tree
Another SVG design site I love is Dreaming Tree. Their focus is 3D paper crafts, and they have one of the best free SVG libraries I’ve seen. If you’re into making cards, decorative boxes, paper lanterns or any other 3D paper crafts, then you’ll love everything on Dreaming Tree!
Design Bundles
Design Bundles is an online marketplace for fonts, SVG files and design elements for all kinds of crafting: paper crafting, embroidery, 3D printing, scrapbooking, sublimation and more. You name it, they have it! They also have some awesome freebies, and all you have to do to get your hands on those free SVG cut files is to create a free account on DesignBundles.net.
Creative Fabrica
Creative Fabrica is another online marketplace for fonts, graphics, logos, SVG files and more. Just like the DesignBundles.net, Creative Fabrica has some brilliant free SVG designs which you can find here. Some of their freebies are time-sensitive, so you may want to sign up for their free email notifications.
Free SVG Designs
FreeSVGDesigns.com is a great source for those looking for fun and free SVG cut files. They have over 1000 great SVG designs, and all of them are free for personal use.
Craftables
Craftables is an online store for all types of vinyl (including HTV) that you can use with your Cricut or Silhouette. But they also share some great free SVG files! Besides their free SVG library, also check their blog, as their contributors share some pretty amazing free SVG designs there!
Cut That Design
CutThatDesign.com is an all-in-one site for your Cricut and Silhouette projects. They have a huge library of free SVG files and great tutorials on working with Cricut and Silhouette machines.
Hey Let’s Make Stuff
Cori from Hey Let’s Make Stuff is a Cricut Wizard! If you want to learn how to use your Cricut to its full potential, just watch Cori’s brilliant Cricut tutorials. While you’re there, don’t forget to check out her awesome free SVG cut files!
Caluya Design
Caluya Design is another great free SVG file site. From simple banners to lovely farmhouse style designs, you’ll find tons of fun SVG files in their free SVG library.
More Free SVG File Blogs and Websites
As you can see, there’s no shortage of free SVG files online! Here are some more great websites that mainly focus on Cricut and Silhouette crafts. They all have wonderful free SVG files for personal use.
- Designs By Winther
- Printable Cuttable Creatables
- Poofy Cheeks
- Designer Printables
- Maggie Rose Design Co.
- Gina C Creates
- Happy Go Lucky
- The Girl Creative
- SVG and Me
- SVG Cuts
- Burton Avenue
- Pineapple Paper Co
- Cutting For Business
- My Designs In The Chaos
- Bird’s Cards
- Monica’s Creative Room
- Jennifer Maker
- CraftBundles.com
There are so many other places online to find free SVG files, but this list should give you a great start to find the SVG designs you’ll love!
As I always say, happiness and knowledge are two things that grow greater when shared, so if you know other sources for free SVG files, please share them with us in the comments.
Handan, xo
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Maggie Martin says
Happiest of New Years!!
Handan says
Thank you so much! Happy New Year to you and your family too Maggie!
olga says
This was an amazing blog! took me forever to read through it, had to stop and click on each one lol
Thanks so much, a very Happy new year to you and yours from me and mine.
Handan says
Thank you so much, Olga! Happy New Year to you and yours too! 🙂
Dorothy Ann Evans says
May 2020 be the most blessed, creative, prosperous, healthy, and love filled year ever at the Navage home. Blessing abound.
Handan says
Dorothy, thank you so much for your awesome wishes! May 2020 be the year that gives you all that your heart wishes too! 🙂
Darlene Sirrine says
you guys are so awesome. I love your designs and always get great compliments when I make a card using your freebies. Great job, can’t wait to see what the new year brings from you!! (or yes, I love all your projects too, the directions are easy to follow and the items I have made turn out great!)
Handan says
Thank you so much, Darlene! We’ll have some great new projects and more amazing freebies coming up this year! Happy 2020! 🙂
Lenoria says
Misskatecuttables.com has some cute freebies once a week and when they go into the store they are very reasonably priced
Altha Follett says
Just want to tell you for all the fantastic ideas. I look forward to getting your newsletter,and you never disappoint. I feel like I should carry your business cards for all the people I share your page. Keep on, thanks.
Handan says
Altha, thank you so much! Wishing you an amazing 2020!
marcia reimer says
A few more fab free SVG sites: Bird’s Cards, Get Silvered, Monica’s Creative Room.
Also, if you are a new Silhouette owner and only have the basic software, a great site for free DXF files is Scan2CAD.
Happy 2020!
Handan says
This is great info, Marcia! I’ll also add these sites to our list. Happy 2020 to you too!
marcia reimer says
PS: SVGCuts also has a great free library.
Handan says
Oh yes – I just checked it out. They have really cool 3D SVG designs. It’s definitely going in our list above! Thank you so much for great info, Marcia! 🙂
Debbie Wilson says
Thank you for all your sharing! Another year is here and it’s so exciting to see what will be made. Where does the time go? Happy 2020.
Handan says
Happy 2020 to you and your loved ones too, Debbie! 🙂
Regi says
This is a great post! I thought I knew of most of the places to get great SVG files, but you just added a few new ones for me! Thank you, and Happy New Year to your family!!!
Handan says
Thank you so much, Regi! Happy New Year to you and your loved ones too! 🙂
MonaLisa says
Thank you SO much!
Handan says
Thank you, MonaLisa! Happy 2020! 🙂
Kathy Vanderslice says
This is great, I love it, thank y’all so much!!! Happy New Year to you and yours. 🙂
Handan says
Thank you so much! Wishing you and your family a wonderful 2020, Kathy! 🙂
Monica says
Just discovered you this year and I look forward to every post! Thank you for all the shares! A Happy New Year to your family!
Handan says
Hi Monica, we’re so happy you found us! Greg has some awesome upcoming projects for 2020 (though he doesn’t know any of them yet – LOL), so it will be even better than 2019! Happy New Year to you and your loved ones too! 🙂
Laurie Black says
Great list, some of these are new to me. One to add: Jennifer Maker
Handan says
Thank you so much, Laurie! I’ll add Jennifer Maker to our list. Happy New Year! 🙂
Colleen says
Ok…love your blog, but I have no idea what an SVG file is supposed to be? What do you do with those “words”? Is it for a stencil or Cricut or something? Sorry..I must be getting old!
Handan says
Colleen, you can use them as stencils or you can use them in your iron-on projects (like pillows, t-shirts etc.) Click on the link below to see an example of an iron-on project:
DIY Iron-on Pillow
Also in two weeks Greg has a post showing how to make wooden signs using three different methods. In that post, he’ll be explaining how you can use most of the SVG files even if you don’t have a Cricut or Silhouette. So yes, you mostly use them with Cricut or Silhouette machine, but even if you don’t have those machines you still can make signs and paint fabric using those files.
Happy New Year! 😉
Roxane says
I want to say thank you and Happy New Years to you. As a lifelong crafter, I happened onto your site and love it , in fact you guys were the inspiration for my Christmas present this year which is my first Cricut, he got me the maker, so this blog is perfect and perfect timing. Thanks again and craft on.
Handan says
Oh I’m so happy to hear that, Roxane! You’re gonna love your Cricut maker! Happy New Year to you and your loved ones too!
June Walker says
I just subscribed yesterday after reading a blog post from Pinterest, then reading several more at your .com site. I love both your writing styles, so full of interesting information and entertaining!
~June
Greg says
Thank you so much, June, and welcome!
Jenn Merrick says
Great list. You should add freesvghub. We have thousands of free files
Matt / Meg says
Love your website! Ya’ll have a heck of a “falling in love” story! Did you really propose via email?! That’s awesome!
Anyways, love to be considered in being included in this post. We have a growing list of free svg designs that are updated daily! Check us out at http://www.wunderbearcreations.com and thanks for looking!
Cheers, Matt & Meg
Mrs Janet wharrier says
Hello, I’m hoping you can help me in anyway possible. I’m very new to using a laptop iv just purchased to enable me to work with the brother scan n cut machine which I purchased a few months ago but don’t know anything about how to download files what kind of files needed, how to install them onto the brother scan n cut. I am so used to using my iPad, but was told it’s no good. Hence buying laptop. Iv watched umpteen YouTube videos but nothing’s sinking in. Can you direct me to page that has step by step tutorials. Thank you, Janet.
Handan says
Hello Janet, I’ve never used a Brother Scan-N-Cut, but I was able to find a few good articles about it, so hopefully they’ll help you. But first you need to create an account on Brother Canvas Workspace (here is the link for it: https://canvasworkspace.brother.com/en/), so that you can upload images or SVG files for your Brother machine to be able to cut from. Once you create your account on canvas work space, please go to GentlemanCrafter.com as he as tons of great tutorials about Brother Scan-N-Cut (all these tutorials are under the Scan-N-Cut Saturday category).
I also found the exact tutorial you’re looking for, so just click on the link below to see the step-by-step tutorial on how to upload SVG files (or JPG and PNG files) for Brother Scan-N-Cut to cut it for you: https://gentlemancrafter.com/2014/05/10/scan-it-saturday-converting-and-cutting-svg-files-with-the-brother-scan-n-cut/
I hope this info helps! 🙂
Amy says
Thanks for the comprehensive list of free SVGs! We have used several to create personalized coffee mugs which make a great gift!
Handan says
Oh, that’s very cool! Now that we entered Fall / Halloween / Christmas period, we’ll be sharing quite a lot of free SVGs. In case you’d more, be on the look out for new post emails from us 🙂
Greg says
Thanks, Amy!
Ginger says
Did you ever consider machine embroidery and having some free PES files?
Greg says
We have just started wading into the PES waters with our Harry Potter SVGs. You can find them by clicking on the Harry Potter SVGs in the VIP Patch. You will then see a folder for the PES files. We hope to offer more PES files in the future with each SVG post we make. Stay tuned for more!