Use these examples to choose source images that are likely to produce useful CAD outlines.
A flat black silhouette on a white background usually converts cleanly because the foreground and background are easy to separate. This workflow covers source preparation, inner contours, scaling, and final CAD checks.
Read the stencil workflowScanned line art can work well when the lines are dark, the paper is clean, and the drawing is viewed from directly above. Learn how thick strokes, scale calibration, and construction lines affect the DXF result.
Read the scanned drawing workflowPhotos often include shadows, perspective distortion, highlights, and textured backgrounds. The converter may trace all of those details. This guide shows how to turn a controlled photo into a cleaner silhouette.
Read the photo cleanup workflow