How to Jazz Up SVG Files into Sublimation Designs in Silhouette Studio, Illustrator or Photoshop - with 3 videos! July 12, 2019. Design. Sublimation If you are like me, you have a huge collection of SVG files because you started with vinyl. The SVG files created had sometimes had invalid values. Fixed some issues when reading in the Studio files. Updated 21 June 2017. The SVG output has been changed from pixels to points (72 Dots per Inch), to correct the scaling with other SVG reader applications. Cut only lines are now red, and the draw only lines are now blue in the SVG file. Updated: 23 July 2014 The grey fill colour in the converted SVG file has be removed, it is now clear. Updated: 3 May 2014 The converter now works with FCM files that have been created with the Brother machine itself. This tutorial will take you step by step through the process of converting an SVG file into something that can be used with your Silhouette Cameo. Click on any image to view a larger version of it. Click on any image to view a larger version of it.
One of the great features of Silhouette Studio Designer Edition is the ability to import SVG files. A SVG file, short for scalable vector graphic, can be resized large or small without losing quality. I love SVG files because they can be used with almost every cutting software. Many designers (including me) will often give away free SVG files. But, you need to have the Designer Edition of Silhouette Studio to be able to use these files.
How to Unzip or Extract Files
When you download cut files online, they usually come in a zipped folder and need to be extracted before you can use the files. To extract, double-click the folder and then choose extract all. You’ll know the folder has been unzipped because you’ll see a new icon of an open folder in your directory. Now, you are ready to open the files in Silhouette Studio.
There are two simple ways to import the SVG file into Silhouette Studio. The first method will allow you to temporarily use the SVG file. The second method will add the file to your built-in Silhouette Studio Library.
Once you’re in Silhouette Studio, click file, then open. Go to the folder where you’ve saved your unzipped files and find the SVG file. If you don’t see an SVG file listed, look for a Chrome HTML document or something similar. You might need to choose All Files in the bottom right corner before it shows up. Once you’ve found the SVG file, double-click the name (or select and click ok). This will import the file onto your mat.
Once you’re in Silhouette Studio, click file, library, and then import to library. Go to the folder where you’ve saved your unzipped files and find the SVG file. If you don’t see an SVG file listed, look for a Chrome HTML document or something similar. You might need to choose All Files in the bottom right corner before it shows up. Once you’ve found the SVG file, double-click the name (or select and click ok). This will import the design into your library in the user designs folder. Double click the design to bring it onto your mat.
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How to Cut SVG Files in Silhouette Studio Designer Edition
When you first import an SVG file into Silhouette Studio, you’ll notice there aren’t any cut lines. This is normal. Sometimes, it makes people think the file isn’t working right and will do a trace to get the cut lines to show up. But, you shouldn’t ever need to trace an SVG file. You can turn the lines on. Once your design is ready to cut, select your design and then click the send icon located in the top right-hand corner. You need to select cut. This turns on the cut lines and now you can send the design to your Silhouette.
I hope this tutorial was helpful and you start using SVG files with your cutter! Be sure to pin this post so you can find it again!
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Brother Embroidery Format
File extension | .pes |
File category | images |
Description | It is a format created for the Brother Industries and the Bernina International series machines. PES files are linked to manufacturing processes that are assisted by computers. It is used in the generation of designs for embroidered patterns and images for Babylock Brother or formats related to Bernina Home Embroidery. The creation of these designs can be done using CorelDRAW and software for embroidery machines. |
Technical details | PES files are put in code using a line of code and is later transformed in to an embroidery base image that can be used by the machine to place the design on to the desired media. The PES file is associated with Computer Aided Manufacturing and has codes that dictate skipping or stopping of the process and utilizes a range of colors provided by the machine software. |
Programs | Embroidermodder Buzz Tools |
Scalable Vector Graphics File
File extension | .svg |
File category | images |
Description | SVG or Scalable Vector Graphics files have become very popular nowadays. Formats of vector images have been the primary features for 2d graphics that support animation and interactivity. Text files (XML) correctly define SVG files regarding their behaviors and images. SVG files are editable. So, you can adjust them using any text editing software. Any browser supports SVG graphics, and their markup can be rendered as well. |
Technical details | SVG stands for scalable vector graphics and is applicable for online use in an XML format. It can resize or zoom an image, maintaining the same quality. The animation is available for all segments of SVG files. The W3C standards are present here, along with DOM and XSL, with proper recommendations. SVG vector images have a constant bundle of shapes that allows clearer images upon zooming and scaling. SVG files have high graphics capability. CSS styling of SVG files allows the upper level of presentation editing. |
Programs | Adobe Photoshop Corel Paint Shop Pro |
Developer | World Wide Web Consortium |
MIME type | image/svg+xml |