

You drag your image onto the page and choose which type of file you want to convert it too. This converter offers a free and a paid option and is the one I use. This one is a little more complicated to use but with a few tries you will soon get the hang of it.

It gives you options to enhance you original image and too change the size of your image in pixels which can be useful.

This converter is free and offers some extra options for the file that is being outputted. In this post I have listed some free and paid options you can use. I personally prefer to use Photoshop for my designs and then convert them to SVG format in a 3rd party software. For some it is as easy as designing what you need in Inkspace. When it comes to converting an image to SVG Format to import into Cricuts Design Space software there are many options.
