A digital illustration of the Earth from a perspective showing its spherical shape.
A digital illustration of the Earth from a perspective showing its spherical shape. A digital illustration of our planet Earth in a 2D vector format. A stylized illustration of the planet Earth in a vector format. A digital illustration of our planet Earth, created as a vector graphic in SVG format.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give away the SVG and PNG files themselves?

No, you cannot share, sell, or give away the digital files from Tibbixel.

How do I prepare an SVG file for iron-on vinyl cutting, including mirroring and sizing?

To prepare an SVG file for iron-on vinyl cutting, ensure the design is correctly mirrored, sized according to guidelines, and exported as a compatible file type (usually SVG or DXF).

How do I open an SVG file if I don't have any special graphics software installed on my computer?

Most computers come with a built-in program like Preview (on Mac) or Paint (on Windows) that can open and display simple SVG files. However, you may need to download specialized software like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape to edit or manipulate the file.

What is the difference between a vector image and a raster image in the context of SVG files?

Vector images (like those created with Adobe Illustrator) use paths to draw shapes, while raster images (like photos) are made up of pixels. SVG files are typically vector-based for cutting projects.