With software would be better for me?

[Craig Keller]

I mainly use it for the following

People bring me a cardboard shape or a printed and cutout image from like a magazine. I have to get the outline of it in order to cut the shapes out in my laser. Which would be better for this purpose?

Thanks

 

[ikarasu]

I use vinyl master LTr... It traces the outline shape really well, and it's cheap. I haven't found a software that works better for cut lines.

It's not that great at vectorizing a while image... So it's only good for making the cut for your laser though.

 

[truckgraphics]

I get more calls from offshore vectorizing companies every day than for other spam callers. Thing is, I tried one and it's very good. And cheap too.
Like 12 to 15 bucks a shot. Sometimes I even send a blurry photo and get a great vector back. I guess they are all good.

I don't know how to send the flare up so you get the calls. Maybe you Google it?

Anyway, I used to spend hours vectorizing things - usually using Flexi. But my time is more valuable that the price for someone else to do it.

 

[Craig Keller]

Send me one that's good taken blurry pic and change to good vector please.

Thanks!

 

[Attila Nagy]

Many people use LightBurn with Laser. It can be used for any design as well. I always prefer to use the software can Run my machines as well.
Import the image to the background and use it as a guide for drawing.

 

[Gene@mpls]

I second Lightburn- they have a free trial so you have nothing to lose- also the best laser software.