Vector files for vinyl cutting
A plotter follows outlines. Trace the artwork into a small number of closed, disjoint shapes — one per colour of vinyl — with nothing too thin to weed.
- Preajuste
- Vinilo
- Paleta
- 4 colores
- Salida
- SVG
- Precio
- Vista previa gratis
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Preajuste
- 01Logo16 colores
- 02Dibujo linealBlanco y negro
- 03Foto64 colores
- 04Bordado8 colores · Recorte
- 05Vinilo — definido para esta página4 colores · Recorte
- 06LáserBlanco y negro · Polígono
- Salida · SVG · PDF · EPS · DXF
- Vista previa gratis · descarga con Pro 9,00 € / mes
- Tu archivo se queda en esta pestaña
Qué necesita el software
- One layer per colour
- Each colour is a separate sheet of vinyl, cut separately and layered by hand. Cutout mode produces exactly that: disjoint regions with no overlap to register.
- Nothing too thin to weed
- Thin slivers and single-pixel bridges cut fine and lift with the waste. The preset filters small regions and drops short edges before they become cut paths.
- Closed contours with correct holes
- The counter of an O has to be its own contour or the blade never cuts it out. Traced region boundaries are closed by construction.
- No fills, no strokes, no effects
- A plotter ignores everything except the path. Drop shadows and outlines from the source image become extra cut shapes, so remove them before tracing rather than after.
- A size decided before the cut
- Scaling after tracing scales the smallest features too. Set the physical size first and check the thinnest part at that size.
Preajuste
The vinyl preset traces four colours in cutout mode with a heavy speckle filter and a long minimum edge. Every one of those numbers is about weeding: a sliver two pixels wide is a path the blade will cut and your tweezers will tear.
Por qué vectortrace
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En el navegador y privado
El motor es WebAssembly ejecutándose en un worker en tu propio equipo. Tu imagen nunca se sube, así que no hay nada que filtrar, nada que borrar y nada que dar por hecho.
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Trazados editables, no un envoltorio
El motor agrupa la imagen en regiones de color, toma el límite entre ellas y ajusta curvas sobre él. Lo que sale es geometría real — un relleno por región, cada nodo tuyo para mover — producida en la pestaña y nunca en un servidor.
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Formatos que usan imprenta y producción
SVG y PDF para artes finales; EPS y DXF para plotters de corte, grabadoras y software de bordado. Archivos reales, que se abren en Illustrator, Inkscape y LibreCAD — no un SVG con un JPEG dentro.
Benchmark
Medido, no publicitado. El corpus, el método y todas las cifras que produjo la ejecución se publican por completo.
Metodología → /benchmarks- boundary error, p95
- 0.09 px
- region-count error
- 0.000
- node-count ratio
- 1.00×
Preguntas
- 01Does the SVG import into Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio?
- Both read SVG. Silhouette Studio also reads DXF in some editions. Import the SVG, confirm the size in the software, and check the smallest feature at that size before you cut.
- 02Why are there tiny shapes in my cut file?
- They are small regions the tracer found and kept. Raise the speckle filter until they disappear from the path count — deleting them by hand afterwards is slower and easy to get half-right.
- 03Can I cut a photograph?
- You can cut a posterisation of one. Trace with two to four colours and treat it as a stencil; a photograph has no natural boundaries to cut along, so the result is a design decision rather than a reproduction.