EasyEDA doesn't support the fill feature for the DXF yet.

@UserSupport When will it be?

It is kind a shame that EasyEDA is not able to import SVG graphics without simplification despite being completely based around SVG internally. I actually found out that you can import the SVG by editing the sourcecode directly. Just click "File" - "EasyEDA File Source" and replace the content of the imported SVG node with the actual SVG code ("," and newlines replaced with space):  The original SVG must be scaled by 10/2.54 if you want to import in mm. This is the result (imported left, "hacked" source right):  It seems to work with most geometry. My SVG was created procedurally with OpenSCAD and contained only absolute line segments. I'm not sure if the generated gerbers are fine though. The preview is fine, but JLCs gerber viewer shows a mess on both - imported and hacked....  

What do your Gerbers look like if you check them using the FOSS gerbv tool?

@andreasbernhofer, @Usersupport, Thanks for posting this. It looks to be really helpful for a number of people who have posted about this problem. Hopefully development will be able to incorporate this workaround into the GUI for the PCB Editor sometime soon. :)

Gerbers look fine in Gerbv and KiCads GerbView.

Looks like raw SVG code can also be imported into solid regions. This is important if you want to use it as copper cut-out or board cut-out npth layer which is not possible with SVG nodes. However, solid regions seems to be limited to just M and L SVG commands. Using Z always returns to the origin instead of the beginning of the current line. See example:    1st solid region (3 squares on first row) shows that Z returns to the origin and also shows that relative moves ("l" instead of "L") do not work in the gerber. Editor preview looks fine though. 3rd solid region (3 squares on third row) show that multiple paths within one solid region actually work, but Z must be replaced with L to the beginning of the shape.

@andreasbernhofer, AFAIK, KiCad uses gerbv, it just has a KiCad decoration round it.

I made some progress... My code is now available as extension: [https://github.com/xsrf/easyeda-svg-import](https://github.com/xsrf/easyeda-svg-import)