PixScan

PixScan is a feature developed by PixScan that allows you to scan and convert physical images or designs into digital format.

PixScan works by capturing an image of your physical design using a compatible scanner or camera, which is then imported into PixScan software. The software analyzes the image and generates a high-resolution digital version, ready for further editing or cutting.

PixScan is designed to work with various types of images, including printed photos, drawings, sketches, hand-lettered designs, and even pre-printed materials.

PixScan is compatible with a wide range of scanners and cameras. However, it's recommended to refer to the official PixScan documentation for a list of supported devices.

To use PixScan, you will need the PixScan software provided by PixScan. This software is available for download on their official website.

No, PixScan primarily focuses on converting physical images into a high-resolution digital format. While it provides accurate tracing and cutting capabilities, it does not directly convert images into editable vectors.

Yes, once your physical image is imported into the PixScan software, you can perform various editing actions such as adjusting colors, contrast, brightness, applying filters, cropping and scaling the image, among other enhancements.

Yes, one of the key features of PixScan is its ability to create cut lines around the imported designs. Once the design is imported, you can define cut lines and send the file to a compatible cutting machine for precise cutting.

PixScan supports various common image file formats, such as JPEG, PNG, and TIFF. However, it is recommended to refer to the PixScan documentation for the complete list of supported file formats.

Yes, PixScan software is available for both Windows and Mac operating systems. You can download the respective version from their official website.