LEGAL

Editorial and testing policy

How cut files are produced, what we actually verify, and what we cannot promise.

Last updated 2026-10-20


How a file is produced

The prompt or reference goes to a vector model, which returns raw paths. Those paths are then cleaned: fragments removed, nodes simplified, and strokes widened to the template minimum.

Before the preview renders, the file is checked for open paths and for floating islands that would fall out during weeding.

What we verify

Paths are closed, not strokes

Minimum stroke: 1.4 mm for vinyl, 2 mm for HTV

Each colour is its own named group

Text is converted to outlines, so it does not depend on a font being installed

What we cannot verify

We have not cut every template on every machine. A 1.4 mm line on worn blade or a tired mat can still tear. The preview flags thin regions; it cannot prove the cut.

Material settings come from the material manufacturer. Follow their pressure and blade recommendations, not ours.

Corrections

If a figure or a claim on a page is wrong, email support@aisvgpro.com with the page URL and the correction. Verified corrections are published with an updated date on the page.

Pages carry a review date. Material guidance is re-checked when a manufacturer changes its published settings.

AI use

Artwork is AI-generated. Every published example is a real output from this pipeline, not a hand-drawn mock-up. We do not use AI to invent customer testimonials, author identities or testing results.

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