Any one know about another image trace program that is better then easel ?
Inkscape has one, VCarve has one, Adobe Illustrator has one…
turns any image file into an SVG…works way better than image trace
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does a great job with text as well
You can just upload a image like easel then? (simple?)
convertio.co takes a file and you can then convert into SVG which you can import into Easel.
I can only imagine how horrible a free converter must be. Ok it may work on text and very contrasting linework. But you have no control over anything if the image is not 100% ideal. I suggest to put the time into learning how to do it yourself in illustrator or Inkscape. You’ll thank me later
my problem with that is I’m frequently taken to a .jpg or .png file rather than the .svg – or – it refers me to Etsy/Pinterest or someplace a person wants to sell you the .svg.
I was looking for some Iron Maiden Eddie .svg’s. I think I’ve Inkscaped a few of them to decent degree and now it’s just some playing with the tool paths to make it look more recognizable. I frequently run into this problem, tho. Logo’s are easy to find for the most part with some of the vector sites out there.
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Jpeg to SVG using convertico…I’ve not tweaked anything…just imported the SVG…not to shabby IMO
http://easel.inventables.com/projects/9iduPwGtGcehcxdhJ26pxQ
This is the one I’d really like to get going… When I converted it in Inkscape, it looked good (in Inkscape)
, but doing a vcarve toolpath didn’t look so good.
That looks great.
Here’s another one with better lines, but lots of black. It’s pretty low-res, too. Any suggestions on strategies to make it more carveable?
Yeah. Hard work and time always seems to be the answer. lol That’s OK. I’ll get to it eventually.