How it works
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Choose a preset
Pick the illustration style you love.
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Upload your photo
Drop the photos you want transformed.
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Get SVG drawing
Download the finished rendering in seconds.
Photo to Laser-Engraving SVG Drawing (with multiple layers)
Convert photos to laser-ready SVG files on our workspace in a few minutes instead of 45-90 minutes. Files work in LightBurn, RDWorks, LaserGRBL, and all major laser software. Scale your laser business without the file prep bottleneck
Choose the laser-engraving-preset on our workspace and get highly accurate results, from raster image to vector drawing.
Still questions?
Here you find the answers!
What is an SVG drawing?
An SVG drawing is a vector graphic that uses lines to describe objects. Vector graphics can be scaled infinitely because the vectors are based on mathematical equations. A highly detailed SVG drawing can be useful in many areas, as it makes it easier—or can even replace—the manual tracing of a raster file.
What is the difference between credits and previews?
Credits are deducted from your account when generating the final file. Previews are charged for preview generations because some presets require long computation times and often need the full calculation even to produce a preview image; therefore, preview generation is limited.
What resolution should my input file have?
Ideally, upload your file to the workspace at a resolution between 3000 and 4000 pixels to achieve a detailed result. Resolution has a decisive impact on the level of detail in the final SVG drawing. Resolutions above 5000 px can lead to longer render times, but offer significantly higher detail because more essential image information is available.
Do you offer individual support and preset development?
Yes. We support you with preset configuration requests and are happy to help with any questions.
How quickly will I receive the results?
Processing time depends on many factors such as the preset type, the input file resolution, the level of detail in the source image, and more. Some high-detail presets can take 5–10 minutes. Complex calculations and many optimizations are required to achieve the best results.