Open the copy in Microsoft Paint (or GIMP or Photoshop) and color every pixel in the interior of the image black. If it doesn’t need to be resized then skip this step. If you do want an exact as possible outline of your image to be cut, and you’re not having much luck with the Path -> Trace Bitmap feature, my suggestion is import it into Inkscape, resize it and then do a File -> Export PNG image. If you go the trace route it will take some messing about with this feature possibly a lot of messing about. Inkscape can do some basic manipulation with a raster, like resize it by dragging one of its handles or by going to Object -> Transform and using that dialog to resize it.Īs for cutting out around it your two basic options are 1) make an object it will fit into using the create rectangles and squares, the create circles, ellipses and arcs or the create stars and polygons tool (which is what marmak3261 linked to) or 2) trace it and hope for the best using the Path -> Trace Bitmap feature.
The glowforge can engrave a raster, several different ways, but all it can do to it is engrave it. A png is a raster, which just means it is a bitmap or a collection of pixels.
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