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Online DXF to CDR Conversion
Convert DXF to CDR online
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How to convert DXF to CDR
Converting DXF → CDR can be done with CorelDRAW, because CorelDRAW has native DXF import support. Here’s how you can do it depending on your tools:
1. CorelDRAW (best & direct way)
- Open CorelDRAW.
- Go to File → Import.
- Select your .dxf file (CorelDRAW will ask about units, scaling, and whether to combine or separate layers).
- Once imported, go to File → Save As → CDR.
2. If CorelDRAW has trouble reading DXF
Sometimes DXF files are versioned differently (R12, 2000, 2010, etc.). If CorelDRAW won’t import:
- Open the DXF in AutoCAD, LibreCAD, or QCAD.
- Re-save/export it as an older DXF (e.g., R12 ASCII).
- Try importing again into CorelDRAW.
3. Using Online Tools
You can use products.conholdate.app:
- Convert DXF → PDF (DXF to PDF tool).
- Then open the PDF in CorelDRAW.
- Save as .cdr.
- Or convert DXF → SVG, then import SVG into CorelDRAW.
4. Open-source route
If you don’t have CorelDRAW yet:
- Open DXF in Inkscape or LibreCAD.
- Save/export as SVG/EPS.
- Open that in CorelDRAW → Save as CDR.
⚠️ Best workflow: DXF → (direct import) → CorelDRAW → Save as CDR
