Please don’t ever delete this video!!!! So helpful!!!!

Perfect! Just what I am looking for

Appreciate you. I've ran thru a dozen or more tutorials and this was by far the most helpful.

Thank you! Learning to vector was my next goal, and here you are! You always give such useful tips!

Great tutorial. Thanks for the info. about single scans or multiple scans - depending on coloured images. Just one tip, if you look at the very bottom of the screen, below the colour bar, and below the scroll bar, you'll see that it will tell you if what you've selected is an IMAGE or a PATH (path = trace/vector). Thanks. Also, if you click on the padlock icon located between the H and W options, that constrains the proportions, so you don't need to hold down the CTRL key to size it up or down.

Thank you for a well-explained tutorial. I can't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down. I learn something new every time you share your Inkscape tutorial and I will share it with my son.

You are a master at this and explained this process very well. I would love to create wall art. Now I am very very new to print on demand and creating files to sell online. You are very good explaining the process even though it takes me to watch your videos over and over again. Keep sharing the knowledge greatly appreciated.

You are a really great teacher. Thanks so much!

Thank you for speaking clear and slower than most others for teaching purposes lol.

Thank you! I'm a newbie at digital art, and your videos have been extremely helpful.

Thank you for the clear and nice tutorial!

Great. Thx a lot!

thank you thank you ---this was exactly what I needed and it was so easy to follow - you are awesome !

Another great vid, Thanks

this is gold, thanks brother

Wonderful...thank you

VERY VALUABLE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Thanks for this! :)

Thank You!!

Thanks alot man 😍😍

Awesome, thanks! Having seem some of your other videos about cleaning up SVGs and preparing them for sale, would you advise reducing the number of nodes on this particular example (if you wanted to sell it as a SVG) before uploading it for sale? My understanding of saleable SVGs is to keep the number of nodes as low as practically possible for ease of use for cutting machines.

Awesome! But I’m confused about saving as png. Can it be saved as svg for laser engraving or will the png keep the nodes too?

you have more than one channel? huh, shouldn't have been surprised. lol on a related note, Photo editing is hard!!! I watch tutorials and nothing seems to be in the spot as the tutorial. Been looking into line drawing but I still haven't grasped how it's done. Other channels be like We're going to go to the shape dropdown and choose ellipsis and I'm like where the hell is the shape drop down??? LOL

I've had some good success with using Inkscape thanks to your videos but I have a question if I may; I'm trying to make some svg files for printing on t shirts, sweatshirts etc. I want to be able to sell the files so that someone can print on a white item of clothing or a colored item so I also have to use the images in white. But I'm having a hard time figuring out how to make the vector on my white png images in Inkscape. Is that not possible? Thanks

I had watched this video before and lost the link. I took a snapshot of a picture I drew and wanted to create a vector but I couldn’t get it to work. Is it not possible to use my own picture of a drawing or am I doing something wrong? I plan to try it again today.

Hi Thank you for this video the information is great. Can you do another one of these with a graphic that has several colours in it so that I can see the process with several colours. Ray Tunstall

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I created a shop on Etsy and i want to sell Halloween svg and home decor category on it. Can you please guide me how can i create good selling product in these categories. Thank you

i seem to be the only person having a problem with this everytime i get to exporting the image it still comes out blurry and pixilated ....can anyone explain lol