Create a Digital Signature Inkscape
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2023
- Inkscape can be used to create a digital copy of your signature. In this video I’ll show you how to use Inkscape’s Trace Bitmap to make a vector copy of your signature, then we’ll save it as a png with a transparent background, so you can use it to quickly and easily add a signature to any document.
pdf forms, word documents, your digital art - you can use it to sign anything in any program.
In this tutorial, I’m using the latest version of Inkscape - Inkscape 1.2.2
A little bit of knowledge can go a long way.
Follow along with ‘Create For Free’ to create your own artwork - for Cricut, print on demand goods, low content publishing, T-shirt designs, etc.
For more tips, tricks and tutorials, visit Create For Free at:
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#createforfree #inkscape #digitalsignature
Intro Music: Find Your Way Beat - Nana Kwabena
Inkscape logo by Andrew Michael Fitzsimon - Навчання та стиль
I just found out middle mouse click on a color will create a stroke on the object as well
I'll give that a try, I used your suggested method in this video, using 'Make Bitmap Copy" works a treat, thanks again for pointing that out.
So glad I found this. Just what I needed. Thanks very much.
You're welcome!
Your tutorial was easy to learn from.
Thanks - will watch more from your channel.
Glad it was helpful!
Neat trick to separate, there is a User Assist tick box allows you to isolate part of a pic for tracing too!
Good point, I've always found the results of the User Assisted Trace a little unpredictable, but it might work well for this. Thanks
Absolutely awesome! Thank you so much 🙏🏻
You're welcome!
This is a great video with very clear instructions which I so appreciate. I'm trying to do something similar. However, I'd also like to smooth out some of the signature lines and make them "even" where the signature line is fainter in some places. Is there a way to do that in addition to what was done in this video?
You could change the detection mode in the Trace Bitmap dialog to Centreline tracing (Auto trace) which will try to draw a path along the centre of the line of your writing (Note: this uses a different algorythm, so there won't be a preview). It's likely there will be some defects in the trace so you will need to use the nodes tool to correct them.
You could then use the power stroke LPE to adjust the line width or convert the stroke to a path (Path - Stroke to Path) and the use the tweek tool or nodes tool to adjust to your liking.
You may find these videos helpful:
Bezier and nodes tools:
ua-cam.com/video/47h04PW32t4/v-deo.html
Tweak tool:
ua-cam.com/video/78tcJPz18-0/v-deo.html
At the time of export i am getting white color filled in background, suggest me how to remove the background
Hello, sorry for my english, I use a translator!
Thanks for all you do!! I wanted to ask if there is an extension or method to do something like what you use in this video (ua-cam.com/video/9YWeWPmIiNw/v-deo.html) with coreldraw at 6:48pm to 6:58pm. It looks like "move on the path" But it doesn't...because it does NOT warp objects!! It's something like the "scatter" extension... Can you help me in any way? Greetings David
I haven't watch the video right through, but another way to add objects to a path without warping the shape is to use markers. The video below might be helpful, not one of mine unfortunately:
m.ua-cam.com/video/_Ov18JoSsso/v-deo.html
Let me know if it helps
Thanks for the reply!
Unfortunately it doesn't solve my problem.... I need something that takes a group of objects and puts them on a path! Unfortunately I haven't found an inkscape extension that does this yet!
Thanks again!