How To SPLIT OUT Creative Fabrica Graphics (SVGs & PNGs)

I love using Creative Fabrica for my print-on-demand designs like t-shirts and fine art prints. Occasionally, you may find an SVG or PNG file that has many graphics in it (rather than a bunch of individual graphic files). In this video. I walk through how to split out a graphic file (PNG) and also a vector file (SVG).
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[@ghilly_one1720]

thank you! i have downloaded from CF and other sellers, and gotten single sheets versus individual graphics. and because i do not own adobe illustrator or photoshop, it was a challenge to get the one graphic i wanted. you are awesome for showing us how to do this using free apps.

[@downloadmusic4free1]

Of all your videos what would be the best to start creating digital products on Etsy?

[@craftystax]

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[@downloadmusic4free1]

Thanks that's the one I tried a while back and never did much with it. @@craftystax

[@Alliswell-cp2cn]

Love you videos, i have a question can i open png files in inkscape instead of photophea and still able to separate all different element from whole image. Thank

[@craftystax]

You could, but it would depend on the file that you are opening. I would recommend opening the SVG in Inkscape - typically Inkscape can read the vectors and you can isolate the individual graphics.

[@monikasaringer1152]

Very informative, thank you, didn't know about the double click

[@MaryHardymsmary_h]

love this, do you know if you can use Vectr online to do the same functions? thanks in advance.

[@craftystax]

That is a great question, let me see what I can do in terms of a walkthrough video, I appreciate the suggestion!

[@MaryHardymsmary_h]

@@craftystaxlooking forward to the video.

[@saulgoodman2018]

I did this once in MS paint. It worked, but enlarging them made everything look like an 8 bit video game.

[@lemonlimegreenbanana]

Duuuude, you are amazing, great channel(s)!

[@bazz1376]

Thanks Crafty 😁 Cheers

[@ts-fr8hb]

Always helpful ♥