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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I distribute Tibbixel files to others via email or social media if they're interested in using them on a product?

No, you cannot share our original digital files themselves in any way.

Can I use an online tool to combine SVG files?

Yes, there are many online tools available that allow you to upload multiple SVG files and combine them into one file. Some popular options include OnlineSVGTools and SVGCombiner.

What is the purpose of a "registration mark" when designing for an iron-on transfer?

It helps align multiple designs or colors correctly during application.

Can I use a raster image editor like Photoshop to create an SVG file, or is it better suited to vector editors?

While you can export from a raster image editor, it's generally easier and more efficient to design your vinyl layers using a dedicated vector editor like Inkscape or Illustrator.