When you tell it to cut, it only knows to cut around the outside. If you upload a jpg or png to design space, it will upload as a one layer image. It will come with each color as it's own "layer", and it can be made very large, or very small, without distorting. Select Colors/ Uncheck Smooth/Check Remove Background/Scan double the number of colors in image, but 8-10 scans is optimal.I suggest looking at a tutorial, but I made myself a cliff notes version to remember what to do: I have moderate experience with graphics software, as a photographer, but this is very different then what I am used to, and very much out of my comfort zone. It's a very popular option for cricut users. Inkscape is a program you download to your computer. To see how these all work, I'm going to attempt to convert both of the photos above using these sites, and software: (Photos in general will always be more difficult to convert then clipart - results will vary greatly) The flag is a super simple, clean, starting photo, the photo of Molly is complex low contrast and generally difficult.
#PIC TO SVG CONVERTER FULL#
I purposefully chose a slightly more difficult photo to work with for these tests, for a better full comparison. At the same time, I wanted to try each option on an actual photograph, and I chose this one of my dog. It comes with an svg, but for this process, I want a png or jpg. I needed a png or jpg for this comparison, so I started with this free commercial use file.
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