My go-to free converter is PicSVG as I get the most consistent results from this site. I have been testing the site and watching it develop for a few months now and I am super impressed with it. You also have the ability to quickly design signs, mandala’s, cutouts, split designs, and this list goes on. In Brushkite you can drop in a picture and have very quick instant success. I have been having an amazing time creating fun designs. Since running these tests I have discovered an online software called Brushkite. If I am happy with it I don’t hunt any further however if I am not happy, then I look further.Ĭheck the file thoroughly once you bring it into Canvas and make a judgment call as to whether you are likely to get a good cut from the file. I start with the site I think I will have the most success and then look at that file. This has been the strategy I have used in the past as there are no guarantees of the outcome. What I have found is that if you want a picture converted badly enough, try it in each of the converters listed above and pick the one with the best result. I often hear crafters say that they have had “NO success with converting files”…or “that conversion site doesn’t work”. I decided that maybe it was an anomaly with the online version of Canvas Workspace so I uploaded the exact same file into the downloaded version to see the difference.Īt first glance, I thought it looked perfectly fine HOWEVER on further investigation it had exactly the same issues with numerous broken paths that would have cut out like dashed lines.
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I was surprised that the CuteCutter file was full of broken and open paths once I had uploaded it to Canvas Workspace (online) as I have had files turn out reasonably well from the CuteCutter site.
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