From here you click on open in and then choose your preferred sharing app. When you are done editing your image you click on share and then make sure you are on the svg tab (the orange one). Also, having deleted that now, makes for one less step when you get to upload your file to your program of choice. On the image I am working with there is a black spot to the left, that I want to erase, and then I am good to go.īefore I edit anything I always make sure to delete the pink background, as it makes it easier to edit the lines, when that is gone. Let’s say there are parts you want to get rid of in the finished svg, then this is where you erase those. This will prompt you with a screen where you have the option to edit your image even further. Once you are happy with the result, you click on the editor at the very top of your screen.

Though the result is pretty good, it would be a nightmare to try and cut, weed, and then apply the file to any surface.įor images like that, where the texture is too heavy, I would recommend another way of converting, like using procreate (further down the post) Cleaning up your svg file before exporting The challenge here lies in the texture of her natural hair. Just look at this image below, portraying a beautiful woman. Sometimes you will have an image, that just won’t give a great result, whether or not you can check all the right boxes. This cute baby is isolated and the image is in great quality, which makes for a great conversion. To get the best results for svg files you need to work with the filter that is called “ink”.Īs you see from the image I have chosen here, the results are pretty good. There isn’t one setting that is great for all images, so you just have to slide the sliders up and down, one by one, until you have a result that you are happy with. You get to mess around with the settings that work best for your image.

If there is a busy background that you can cut out, because it isn’t important for the object you want to convert, then cut it out now. Adjust the sliders so that it matches the ratio you need for your image. Then you are met with a screen where you have an option to crop your image to the size you want. I am going with this cute picture of a baby girl. Now click on import photo and choose the photo you want to convert. Once you open the app you’ll be faced with a screen that looks like this: When you have found that then go ahead and download it to your phone. So the first thing you need to do is to search for an app called Imaengine in the App Store. Downloading and using Imaengine from the App Store

your object/person is clearly defined from the backgroundĬonverting images to SVG files using your iPhone or iPadĪll right, the first thing we are going to look at is how you can convert one of your images to an SVG straight from your phone or iPad if you have one of those.Some of the converters we are going to look at will give you a better result if the image and the person/object you are trying to trace is in a clear focus and the background isn’t too busy. Some things you need to look out for when you want to convert an image to an SVG file is the size, the contrast, and the overall quality of the image. Some images are definitely better than others. How to ensure a great conversionīefore we take a closer look at how you would go about converting your jpeg we need to take a look at the image that you are trying to convert. Let’s get started, so you can make your images into svg cut files in no time. One of the questions I see most often online in the crafting groups I am a part of is: how do you convert an image into an SVG cut file? So I decided to make this post with the different ways I have found to convert images to cut files successfully.

Convert silhouette studio to svg