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convert raster portrait into a vector for cnc machine to cut it such as the attached one

Community Beginner ,
Dec 21, 2021 Dec 21, 2021

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how can i do it WhatsApp Image 2021-12-21 at 9.13.24 AM.jpeg

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thanks for your response , but i need it for a portrait not for png 

 

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The processs is exactly the same for any image file type -- jpg, png, tiff, bitmap, etc...

 

 

Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator
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The thing is i need to include it in a portrait that will be cut by cnc machine , as i need the outlines of the picture to be all connected , including every detail of the face in the picture attached for example , so the cnc machine can move over every connected outline in one cut . 

As'm taking the portrait to place it in the Adobe photoshop and then :

1. Duplicate portrait layers.

2.Make a new layer.

3.Transfer to black and white ,and adjusting levels curve .

4. Then place it on Adobe Illustrator , trace it to black & white ,and trying to adjust it from the settings for tracing ,and the details not shown perfectly as picture attached also . 

5.Then after testing the picture on Illustrator , all of the details is not showing in the proper way , and the CNC machine will cut most of the details .

Sincerely, i need the steps  to be shown as the picture attached .

Thank you so much , In Advance .

Kind regards ,

Mohammed Hamza .

 

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Mohamed,

 

You can do it as kglad said, being careful with the Image Trace settings, not least Strokes,

https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/image-trace.html

 

or you can trace with the Pen Tool.

 

My guess is that you wish to just trace the outer shape, shown pale.

 

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Thank you so much for the reply ,

 

I'm making it trhough the pen tool , i just need to know a faster way on Illustrator , regardless the pen tool ,  or if you have another opinion also , it'll be great .

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For my part you are welcome, Mohamed.

 

Have you tried the settings/options linked to, especially the Stroke, which I presume is the key to the CNC cutting?

 

You can always set the right Stroke properties (colour/Stroke Weight) after expanding the Image Trace and removing the unwanted inner parts.

 

 

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