How to save vector image Videos

• 1. Inkscape Image to Vector
• 2. How to Ungroup Free Vector Images in PowerPoint
• 3. How to make a vector image
• 4. KLONK Image Measurement - Save As and Look at Annotation Vector Points
• 5. Inkscape Pony Vector Tutorial Episode 4: Exporting
• 6. Cricut Design Space: Uploading Vector Images
• 7. Create a Vector Image - an alternative result
• 8. PowerPoint Effect Tutorial: How to Design Custom Picture Animations with Vector Images
• 9. Graphic Design Techniques : How to Save Vector Art |PS Web Designer |Miami

Inkscape Image to Vector

User Comments

Bygone T commented on 05 Nov 2015

How do i save it without a white , or any background ? Transparent background , just the image lines, or image, etc.

Bygone T commented on 14 Dec 2015

+dfw crown  okay I found it. The Inkscape  menus look really confusing to me .

dfw crown commented on 14 Dec 2015

+Bygone T export as .png

Barb Van Schoor commented on 11 May 2015

How can you change the nodes so that just the outline is cut?

Barb Van Schoor commented on 11 May 2015

+Scott Cunningham So if my image has a zillion nodes on the inside do I just keep deleting each one?

Scott Cunningham commented on 11 May 2015

+Barb Van Schoor Barb,You'll want to turn off the fill and make sure your stroke is turned on. This will give you a outline of the object. Next you will select all and under the path menu you'll the break apart option. This will breal ap[art all the lines and allow you to select just the inside cuts and delete them, allowing you to just get the outline.

Mundo Macías commented on 11 Mar 2015

Thank you for the video how i can convert this from vector to g code for Mach 3 i am starting from cero can you help thank you

Arclight Dynamics commented on 11 Mar 2015

Going to Mach3 requires Sheetcam.  We have updated this video to inkscape training 1

How to Ungroup Free Vector Images in PowerPoint

How to make a vector image

User Comments

TheFlexability commented on 12 Nov 2012

yeah, you should get a virtual camera on your computer to record yout screen/desktop from inside the computer, you can use whatever input you want for audio

Phillip Davis commented on 19 Oct 2013

I don't see "object" in my menu anywhere. before optimizing your videos for Photoshop tutorials, you need to make sure you're using Photoshop first.

Carl & Jinger commented on 13 Jul 2013

Looks like Adobe Illustrator. You can use photoshop to erase the background and then open up in illustrator to do this if you prefer.

CRlSTO commented on 30 Apr 2012

This is great but should record.your desktop instead of the screen

computerdudeguy1 commented on 21 Jun 2013

what program are you using?

KLONK Image Measurement - Save As and Look at Annotation Vector Points

Inkscape Pony Vector Tutorial Episode 4: Exporting

User Comments

Saskachewan commented on 02 Dec 2012

Actually it CAN get ugly when scaling too big or too small due to rounding errors. Thoug vectors, in theory, have infinite scalability, in practice, computer's floating point registers have limited resolution.

R4inbowR4ge commented on 24 Jun 2012

There are a lot of subtle problems. The layperson won't pick up on them, but they stand out like a sore thumb for me. Comparing this to my most recent vectors makes the difference in quality very obvious.

R4inbowR4ge commented on 17 Mar 2013

could you be more specific please? I need to know exactly what you want to do, what you are doing, and what is wrong to be of any help

SkieVinyl~pony commented on 17 Mar 2013

The drawing looks fine on inkscape but when i export it i see some lines missing and misplace.

Shining Wing commented on 10 Feb 2013

My first vector was made in Flash, but it's much better than that crappy one. :P

Michael Ali commented on 14 Sep 2012

RIP My ear drums, but awesome tutorials man, you really helped me out a lot

Carly Animals commented on 14 Jun 2012

I love how your "crappy" vector is like, 100x better than mine. :P

SkieVinyl~pony commented on 17 Mar 2013

I'm having problems exporting the drawing. Any solutions?

jame guzman commented on 24 Jun 2012

i dont see how its crapy

Chuckin Brony commented on 28 Nov 2015

Helpful! Thank you!

colgateword commented on 22 Feb 2015

Minuette YAY

Cricut Design Space: Uploading Vector Images

Create a Vector Image - an alternative result

PowerPoint Effect Tutorial: How to Design Custom Picture Animations with Vector Images

User Comments

putri kesuma commented on 14 Sep 2015

i tried to look for key "MS office clipart" in google but i can found nothing, so that when i accessed a new site, there only a "download" button for the object which i love to, not the "copy" one... hope the answer.... thanks...

PowerPoint Spice commented on 07 Dec 2015

+putri kesuma Hi Putri - Microsoft took down the clipart site so you can now go to openclipart.org or freepik.com to get free vectors. Hope that helps!

Aditya Bhardwaj commented on 27 Aug 2015

Can you just post the hyper link for the clip art site

PowerPoint Spice commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Aditya Bhardwaj Hi Aditya - MS has now taken down their clipart site, but you can go to openclipart.or or freepik.com to get free vectors.

Bonnie Lee commented on 20 Jun 2015

Your instructions are always clear and precise. Thank you for making these instructional videos.

PowerPoint Spice commented on 20 Jun 2015

+Bonnie Lee Thanks, Bonnie!  I just released another one - hopefully you got a chance to see it as well.  Appreciate the comment!

Khanh Hua commented on 08 Apr 2015

Hi PPSpice, Im now no longer can find resizable images on MSoffice, is there any website I can search and download vector resizable images that can be ungroup in powerpoint ? Thanl you for sharing such amazing video :)

PowerPoint Spice commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Khanh Hua Hi Khanh - just to let you know, you can find some great free vector images (similar to the old Microsoft site) at openclipart.org or freepik.com. It's taken me a while to find vector sites that I like but I can now recommend these!

Aditya Bhardwaj commented on 27 Aug 2015

+PowerPoint Spice That is sad:(

PowerPoint Spice commented on 20 Apr 2015

+Khanh Hua Hi Khanh - MS unfortunately took down that site recently, which I'm really not happy about (and neither are many other people).  You could use a site like openclipart.org (you just have to export the pieces separately and use their editor), though it's not as good as MS's site was.  Thanks for watching and commenting! 

Adrienne Warden commented on 02 Mar 2015

Another great video...Thanks PP Spice!

PowerPoint Spice commented on 31 Mar 2015

+Adrienne Warden Thanks, Adrienne!  Glad you liked it!  By the way, you can download the pictures that I used from my blog (since Office took down the clipart site that I originally took the pics from).  

ann lachowski commented on 23 Feb 2015

aw i would love to do this but unfortunately office shut down the clipart thinggy

PowerPoint Spice commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Cara Stepanovna Hi Cara (just seeing your comment now!) - if you go to openclipart.org, you just have to make sure you download the WMF format. If you use a site like freepik.com, you just pull in the EPS file (not the AI file) and then you can ungroup it the same way.

Cara Stepanovna commented on 10 Apr 2015

+PowerPoint Spice If you pull the graphics from these other sites into PPT, how do you make sure they are not flattened and can be "Ungrouped"? Thanks!

PowerPoint Spice commented on 31 Mar 2015

+Machie Eaton I know!  Isn't that annoying?!  You could try some other sites like openclipart.org though, even though you have to use their editor, which is a bit cumbersome.  You can download the pictures that I used for this video on my blog though so you can at least practice with those! 

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