Thumbnail size slider - Adjust the size of design thumbnails with the new thumbnail slider Puzzle Generator - Turn your photos into puzzles with the puzzle creatorįont Creation - Turn your handwriting into a fontĭigital Font Creation - Create your own font using the design tools within StudioĮdition Toggling - Quickly adjust your display to match alternate editions of Studio Warp Templates - Bend shapes and text with the pre-defined templates.įlexishapes - Quickly create and edit complex shapes. Lasso Selection tool - Select multiple shapes using the lasso tool. Silhouette Library Updates (For a full list of changes, scroll down to ‘Library Updates’) Thumbnail previews - STUDIO3 file thumbnails now display as a preview of the file. From here, you can save it to your library (go to File > Save As > Save to Library).Print Bleed - Extend the printed area outside the cut lines to ensure that no white, unprinted areas are showing on the edges of your cut-out. You can now resize and/or adjust it for your project, and work with it as you normally would.
Your image will now be in your workspace, we are using a thankful design from Design Bundles. Choose SVG for Designer Edition or higher. Choose DXF for Basic Edition of Silhouette Studio. Locate the unzipped file and choose your image. Click on 'File' in the top left, then click 'Open.'Ĥ. You will likely receive a zip file, this will need to be unzipped before you can open the files in Silhouette Studio.
Download the file to your computer and locate the file in your downloads.Ģ. Here is a guide for opening your files in Silhouette Studio:ġ. If you have the free Silhouette Studio Basic Edition that came with your machine then you will need to open the DXF file type. To open SVG files in Silhouette Studio your program needs to be upgraded to Designer Edition or higher.
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