Mateja
The software is now downloadable from this page, if you'd like to give it a try.
I attached some example files to help you decide whether you need this app or not.
You can visualize the G-code files using: https://ncviewer.com
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Image to SVG and G-code converter
A software written in Python than detect contours on images and converts them to SVG or creates G-code for 3D printers
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Great post. I believe that images in the SVG format are much better than others and have a number of advantages. Such vector graphics are becoming more and more popular, and almost every experienced web developer uses them. I work as a front-end developer and also very often use the SVG format in my projects and download such images on https://masterbundles.com/stock-content/vector/ where a wide range of visual content is presented. I believe that such resources are very important and necessary for every web designer or developer.