How to Laser Engrave a Photo on Glass | AP Lazer SN4836 Low Rider

Join Alicia from AP Lazer as she guides you through the process of how to laser engrave a photo on glass. Follow along as she demonstrates the steps using CorelDRAW, Photoshop, and LightBurn, adjusts settings, and prepares the image for CO2 laser engraving on an SN4836 Low Rider AP Lazer machine. Learn how to laser engrave a photo to create your own beautiful glass art!
00:00 Intro
00:17 CorelDRAW
08:05 Photoshop (Alt Image Prep)
12:09 LightBurn
14:35 Speed/Power Settings
15:12 Engraving
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[@PopsCustomSignsLLC]

Excellent tutorial, Alicia!!!

[@APLazer]

Thank you!! 😊

[@ThraX_86]

Good tutorial. I'm a little confused as past videos on lasering photos used a black background (granite or painted surfaces) due to negative imaging, 150-300 dpi, and exported as a bitmap. Why so different on this? This is also a black surface where you just want to etch the surface?

[@user-uz8yb3wm2h]

great tutorial, may I know what photo editor apps you're using

[@APLazer]

Hi there!
We used both Corel and Photoshop in this tutorial. Both programs should be marked in the timeline so you know which is being used where. :)
You can use any photo editing software you’d like to, though, as these functions should carry over!

[@KeithWestfall]

It would be very nice if you could/ would offer a written step by step instruction sheet on the process. It was well done, but moves really fast and hard to go back and forth while actually trying to do it.

[@APLazer]

Hey there!
Thank you so much for your feedback!
We will take this back to our marketing team and see if this is something we can put together going forward. :)

[@chuckthierer5180]

CO2 130 watt can cut glass I believe

[@APLazer]

You are correct - sorry we misspoke in the video! With enough power a CO2 can cut through glass, but is still not recommended due to how easily it could fracture.