SVGs are vector images, made up of points connected by lines and curves, and the information contained in the file plots the position of the points, the angles and curves of the lines, and the color of the fill in each shape.
Its main advantage is that it can be used to present an image in any color or size without losing image quality. SVG ( Scalable Vector Graphic) is a basic image used in printed illustration projects, crafting software and web graphics. It also appears that you can send SVG cut files to your Silhouette directly via the Silhouette GO app, bypassing Silhouette Studio completely. Note: The FREE version of Silhouette Studio will not open your SVG files, but the paid upgrade Silhouette Studio Designer Edition allows you to import SVGs. Cricut & Silhouette Compatible image file types: This article is to help you sort through this alphabet soup and build confidence in your knowledge of cutting software and your crafting machine.īefore this explainer gets too technical, let’s just define our terms. You’ve probably already read a lot of terms like vector graphic, SVG, JPG, PNG and DXF. This article answers the questions: what file types can be used, and how to convert images to vector format for Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio. All Cricut and Silhouette machines use vector images, but there are different file types under that broad category that will only work in one software or another. One of the big issues that crafters have to deal with when learning how to use their cutting machines and design software is understanding what types of files their machines can use.
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