SVG for Epilog Laser
Epilog Laser produces professional CO2 and fiber laser systems including the Fusion Pro, Fusion Edge, Zing, and Helix series. Epilog machines are used in schools, makerspaces, sign shops, and trophy engravers, using Epilog Job Manager software and CorelDRAW or Illustrator plugins.
About SVG for Epilog laser
Epilog Laser systems connect to Epilog Job Manager software, which accepts SVG files directly in current firmware versions. Older Epilog machines use a print-driver approach via CorelDRAW or Adobe Illustrator plugin. In both workflows, SVG colour coding determines which laser operation each path receives.
Epilog SVG colour coding standard: - Red (RGB 255, 0, 0): vector cut operation — the laser cuts along the path. - Blue (RGB 0, 0, 255): vector score/engrave operation — the laser scores a shallow groove. - Black fill (RGB 0, 0, 0): raster engrave at maximum power. - Other fill colours: raster engrave at the greyscale equivalent power level.
How to prepare SVG for Epilog Job Manager: 1. Upload the logo or artwork PNG to the vectorizer above. 2. Download the SVG. 3. Open in Inkscape or CorelDRAW. 4. Set cut paths: stroke colour = RGB 255,0,0; fill = none. 5. Set engrave paths: fill colour = black (RGB 0,0,0); stroke = none. 6. Set document dimensions to match the physical material size. 7. Save as Plain SVG. 8. Import into Epilog Job Manager or send via the CorelDRAW Epilog plugin. 9. Configure speed, power, and frequency per layer in the Epilog driver panel.
Epilog machine formats supported: - Fusion Pro: 40–120 watt CO2, accepts SVG natively in Job Manager. - Zing 16 / 24: entry-level CO2, CorelDRAW plugin workflow. - Helix 24: mid-range CO2, Illustrator and CorelDRAW plugin support.
Use the vectorizer above to create clean, colour-coded SVGs for Epilog laser workflows in schools, sign shops, and makerspaces.