Privacy · effective 7 August 2026
Your drawing stays in your browser.
The converter is designed so source SVG, output DXF, preview geometry, and dimensions do not need to reach an application server.
What happens to a file
When you choose an SVG, your browser reads it into a dedicated local Web Worker. The conversion engine analyzes the geometry, creates the preview data, and writes the DXF inside that worker. The app does not upload those file bytes to svgtodxf.app servers.
File API → browser Worker → conversion engine → local downloadData the converter does not send
- SVG or DXF file bytes;
- file names or embedded element IDs;
- preview geometry, path coordinates, or exact artwork bounds;
- raw parser errors containing source XML.
Storage in the browser
The converter does not persist source files, output files, or extracted geometry in browser storage. Temporary in-memory data is discarded when you replace the file, close the tab, or reload the page. A temporary object URL used for download is revoked after the browser starts the download.
Ordinary website requests
Your browser still requests the page, JavaScript, fonts, Worker, and WebAssembly assets from the site host. Like ordinary web hosting, that delivery may expose network metadata such as IP address, request time, and user agent to the hosting provider. It does not require the contents of your drawing.
Cookieless analytics
The service collects cookieless product analytics to understand how the converter is used and which categories of conversion problems occur.
Analytics does not use cookies, browser storage, persistent person profiles, session replay, automatic click capture, or automatic exception capture. IP addresses are discarded. Analytics does not receive file names, file contents, element IDs or text, coordinates, exact dimensions, preview geometry, generated DXF, or raw error messages.
Security limits
The converter rejects scripts, event handlers, external resources, custom entities, and other SVG features that could make local processing unsafe or ambiguous. A 10 MiB input limit and conversion time limit help protect the browser from untrusted or excessively complex documents.
Questions
For privacy questions and product feedback, email support@svgtodxf.app.