How to Prepare SVG Files to Sell (Cricut Design Space) - How to Make and Sell SVG Files on Etsy
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2020
- How to Prepare SVG Files to Sell (Cricut Design Space) - How to Make and Sell SVG Files on Etsy
Learn how to make and sell SVG files on Etsy today!!!
One of the most important aspects of selling digital downloads is ensuring you prepare your SVG files the appropriate way to sell them on Etsy and other platforms. In this video I will go over how to prepare SVG files to sell on Etsy, ensuring they are ready for Cricut Design Space - one of the more widely used in-home vinyl cutting machines. This will help you prepare your files so you can sell SVG files on Etsy and other digital download platforms.
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Am I able to create the SVG files in cricut or does it have to be an outside source
Thank you for this video, great content! I wanted to ask if I should be flattening the texts I am creating in Affinity Designer, or is it okay that when they are uploaded to Cricut each letter is separated and its up to the customer to 'weld' it themselves? Thanks again!
As a Cricut/Silhouette user I prefer them welded together versus apart
@@ShootingStarSVG thanks so much for the reply. I've been obsessively watching your tutorials and have learnt so much. Thanks so much for all of your content. It has really helped me understand this world so much better. 😊
How do i save my image that i made in cricut and then place in etsy to sell. I've made an image on cricut now i want to sell it
I must’ve missed something. The title says how to prepare SVG files to sell. However, your video shows how SVG files look like and behave like when bought. It does not show how to prepare the files into SVG.
The intent is to be able to understand the CDS software so your files are ready to be imported into the program. This program is the number one headache for most SVG sellers as it is the most widely used. I can edit the title. The thumbnail does explain it a little better.
At the 5:30 mark you open up honeymoon vibes and the text is ready to cut, without needing to weld or attach. How do I make an svg file like that? I'm trying to create files and when they load into design space they look great, but when you go to cut there all separated to save vinyl. How do I fix that? I've tried in inkscape and gravit.
In inkscape you would need to expand the stroke and create a union to weld the text together. I have some videos on how to create a simple SVG here ruclips.net/video/wL_ss7ivJyo/видео.html
@@ShootingStarSVG thanks I'll check it out.
I have questions about designing and selling in Etsy. I can't seem to find the answered so I am going to just ask you! Do I have to completely design something from scratch (almost free hand it) to sell, or can I take bits of pieces of different clip art, cut it up and put it together differently and seek that? I hope this makes sense. Thank you
It does make sense. You need to be very careful when doing that. I always teach people to break items down into shapes and manipulate them from there. That way you can create items that are your own and you don't run the risk of infringement.
I'd have to see specific examples but general rule of thumb if you're going to do what you propose that the original artwork/item cannot be extracted by someone.
Does that make sense?
@@ShootingStarSVG yes! I guess I need to take some sort of class. I just started you videos yesterday and will continue to day. I just recently realized I find an interest in this, but no idea where to start! Thank you so much for the reply back!!
@@andreakinniard1894 You bet! If there is something specific you need feel free to comment on a video or hop on over to the FB group and ask away there. Happy to curate something for you!!
Tanya, trying to learn to use Inkscape to turn my pngs into svgs for Cricut. Have been having a heck of a time trying to replicate the "thank you mail carrier sticker" that has been floating around. My issue is that the base layer (the truck) is white with No outline. It seems that if I don't choose remove background in Inkscape, even though it is transparent, when I open it in Cricut there's a background. If I choose to remove the background in Inkscape, then the background and the white truck all become transparent. I know it works just fine if I want for my own use to change the color of the truck, but I'd like to understand what I'm doing wrong so if I ever do have a situation like this in the future and wanted to sell the file this wouldn't be an issue. Thanks for your insight and suggestions in your tutorials.
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Thank you for this video. I did not understand why my files were requiring so many mats. It separates the cuts by color. Also, it is rearranging things as well. I do not own a Cricut machine. I own Cameos only. But want to make sure I am creating clean files for customers. Your line of videos is exactly what I need right now so thank you so much. Do you have a video on actually making them in the software the correct way so they don't need to be tweaked once in Cricut? I am using Affinity, but can probably figure it out seeing you do it in Inkspace as well. Thanks again!
Absolutely. I can make a few on designing some more intricate designs and getting them into Cricut and silhouette the right way and wrong way! Affinity would be the same thing (and though I'm pretty newbie when it comes to Affinity) I can figure it out too and post something. Love just sharing the wealth so I'm over the moon you got something out of it!
@@ShootingStarSVG Thank you so much. Love your videos. Looking forward to more content.
I'll have some videos going through Affinity to SS and CDS as well as Inkscape to SS and CDS coming through tonight or tomorrow. Just got to edit out all of my cussing LOL
ShootingStarSVG I cuss like a sailor. Doesn’t bother me a bit lol
Maybe I should leave it then LOL makes me stand out a little haha. Sounds like you're my soul sister!
Hey
I wondering after make svg file and uploaded it on cricut do group stuff make it ready so what then how to make it ready to sell do the modifications automatically save in main svg file or what I'm literally confused
If you edit and save the proper way with groups or compound paths it will come out that way
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Do you have a video about how to actually design and create the files?
I have a lot of design tutorials on my channel. I also have a course on Inkscape and Affinity Designer but nothing for cricut and silhouette yet
Are we able to share files with you for feed back?
Yes ma'am you can email me shootingstarsvg@gmail.com
Do you have any idea how we can make SVGs in illustrator. I am trying to make but still having issues. Thanks
I will do one in illustrator shortly!
I have had the same issues...and when it comes to finding the answers, nobody wants to share! But after months of searching I finally came across an amazing user who only wants to help us all improve! So here goes...go to RUclips and search for the following: How to Create a Cricut SVG from Scratch in Illustrator. The amazing lady behind the information is Heather Cash Art. Good look and share the knowledge.
Ok so I created a file on Cricut space. I can't figure out inkspace. Then I used Convertio and screenshot it and blah blah lol it was a long process lol I thin I did it right I put it on Etsy so we will see. They were converted PNG and SVG and I opened them up in circuit space seems good. But when posted it my picture was stretched out because of the pixels has to be 2000 How can I not make it look spread out the picture
Are you speaking about the Etsy thumbnail?
Yes 🙁🙁
Ok but how to you save them as svg to put them on page to sell.?
You need to export to SVG depending on what program you are using. What program are you using to design?
@@ShootingStarSVG I use design space
@@ShootingStarSVG I found the answer
@@teeross2626 i was going to say you cannot save from design space unfortunately
@@ShootingStarSVG I had the exact same question, I’m using Canva and exported as a svg but once uploaded to Cricut all the letters are separated and move around unless I manually attach them. And I don’t want my customers to go through that.
Hope you answer asap
I did
@@ShootingStarSVG i appreciate that