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That will open up this dialogue box, I didn’t mess with any of the presets and just clicked “apply.” That will create a second file of just your text, and at that point you can select and delete your original image with the background. Step 4: With your image selected, click Path from the top menu and then “Trace Bitmap.” Here are in the import settings I chose these settings – all were default except the rendering mode. Step 3: Go to File – Import and select the image you took. Step 2: Open Inkscape – it’s a free program that will help you cut out the background of your text so much quicker than using Design Space. Be sure to crop out anything you don’t need and send that photo to your computer. Step 1: Take a high-quality photo of your handwriting in a well-lit area.

How to use inkscape with cricut