Who PathSnapper is for
Vinyl cutters, sign makers, printers, screen printers and garment decorators use PathSnapper to turn customer artwork into clean, editable vectors for production.
- Vinyl cutting Turn a customer's JPG or PNG logo into clean outlines for your cutting plotter: one shape per colour, no overlaps, and a DXF with a layer for each colour. How it works
- PNG to DXF Trace a PNG or JPG into clean outlines and export an R12 DXF with one layer per colour, ready for cutting plotters, lasers, CNC and CAD. How it works
- Sign making Redraw low-resolution customer logos as clean, editable vectors for cut vinyl, printed signs and routed letters, without rebuilding them by hand. How it works
- Print-ready artwork Turn logos and illustrations into editable PDF, AI and EPS files with CMYK values or named spot colours, written as real separations. How it works
- Screen printing Reduce artwork to your ink count, trace each ink as a shape that doesn't overlap the others, name spot inks, and export vector files for separation. How it works
- Embroidery prep Turn customer logos into clean vector artwork with few colours and simple shapes, ready to import into your digitising software. PathSnapper doesn't make stitch files. How it works
Most artwork arrives as a small JPG or a screenshot. Before it can be cut, printed or digitised, someone has to redraw it. PathSnapper does the redraw: it separates the colours, traces true curves and corners, keeps one shared edge between neighbouring colours while you correct it, and exports SVG, PDF, AI, EPS or DXF.
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One boundary. Two shapes. Perfectly in sync.
PathSnapper traces every boundary once and shares it between the shapes on either side. Move a point and both colours move with it: no hairline gaps, no overlaps to repair.
When you export, each colour becomes its own independent, closed shape, and the edges where colours meet still match exactly.
Try it on a real job
Drop in a customer's logo and see every path and point free, with no account. Pay only when you want the file.
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