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The video introduces a free vectorizer AI alternative recommended by Juner (or Detour Shirts). Users are guided on how to upload JPEG or PNG files to the svgc converter doapp website for vectorized results. Demonstrations emphasize adjusting colors for print and demand graphics, enhancing designs. Editing tips include using a Color Picker tool, adjusting blending options, and cleaning up imperfections with segmented image window tools. The video highlights the effectiveness of the SVG converter app over Vectorizer AI, encouraging viewers to share feedback on this promising free alternative.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker introduces a free vectorizer AI alternative recommended by Juner (or Detour Shirts). Users can visit the svgc converter doapp website, upload a JPEG or PNG file, and access a vectorized result. Default settings are explained and demonstrated, with the speaker emphasizing the importance of adjusting the color scheme for optimal results in print and demand graphics. The custom color scheme allows users to select the desired number of colors to ensure a clean and simple design suitable for printing.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the creator demonstrates how to adjust colors in a graphic using a Color Picker tool to change gray to blue and deep red to a lighter red. They show how to vectorize the image to make it smoother with fewer colors. The tutorial also includes tips on eliminating ghosting effects by adjusting the blending option. Additionally, the video shows how to edit specific elements like removing red dots or filling in white holes using the paint bucket or editing pixel functions. Undo and redo options are also highlighted for easy corrections.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates using a segmented image window tool to clean up imperfections in an image. After editing, they save the segmented image, enable segmented image usage, and vectorize it. They compare the results of Vectorizer AI and an SVG converter app, noting that the latter produces cleaner results. The speaker praises the SVG converter app for being a promising and free alternative to Vectorizer AI, which costs $10 a month. They encourage viewers to share their thoughts on the comparison.