Make HIGH QUALITY T-Shirt Designs For FREE - Inkscape Tutorial For COMPLETE BEGINNERS

A common problem with using vintage PNG or JPG files is that the images will become pixelated if they are stretched too big. However, if you use vector files, you will never have scaling or pixelation problems.

Inkscape is a free vector software tool that is similar to Adobe Illustrator. Using Inkscape, you can create high-quality images that are infinitely scalable and will always be crystal clear. Here's a walkthrough on how to use text and borders to create high-quality designs that you can easily customize as needed.

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[ajlbrew]

The best tutorials I have heard. Talk slow, pointer not dashing around the screen.

[Raya]

You are so great! right to the point and without unnecessary stuff! Thanks a lot. ❤️

[CreativeStitchingwithAnn]

I've been working on learning this software and you by far have the clearest explanations I have watched. Thank you!

[jcinewilliams]

This has truly been helpful. Don't know how many video's i watched b4 landing here but the info and instruction you provided has been the most helpful. Thank you

[marisacaruana]

You're a great teacher. I'm learning a lot from your tutorials. Thanks🙏

[CapnBud]

Really great video, so much help. Thanks man!

[esai]

Very helpful, thank you ! Thanks to your video I ve learned some Inkscape features that I didn’t know so far ! Congratulations.

[sharlieshar]

Thank you so much, now finally know how to work this.

[hicham]

Great 👍 I would love to learn to use this software I will be watching your videos

[marinav]

Thank you very much for your great tutorials. Downloaded Inkscape... I am learning a lot but still a little bit confused what would be the best dimensions working on products like mug, t-shirt and shower curtain for example. Thanks again

[relaxingtownall]

Excellent, perfect and easy to understand. Thanks

[ronald]

OMG, Dude you're awesome! It feels like I just finished a class in graphic design. I've had a massive amount of inspiration for T-shirt designs over the last ten+ years, and needed a means to create files to get them printed. I just need the template for the T-shirts. Once I'm done I want to copyright them. I'm concentrating on Christian and patriotic themes for now.

[TeeNMugCrafters]

Thanks for exposing me to an interesting skills for free

[hansbonnevier]

Thank you Stax! These examples are very helpful with your info about the specific elements and how to handle them. I am looking forward to more examples like this with Inkscape. Greetings.

[emadla]

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial I hope you do more tutorials about Inkscape

[dragonore]

I like how you said for age "30, I wish" ha ha, me too, I wish I were 30 again.

[analiaf.j.]

I have been learning inkscape with your videos, and I really appreciate the content you create. Then I hadn't try anything with fonts until now, but inkscape crashes. Every time I try to select a font from the drop-down menu, it freezes for a second and closes. I am able to convert images to svgs, so I have to create my designs that have fonts on Cricut design space, from there take a screenshot, and then convert the screenshot to SVG on Inkscape.

[nitzanlevi]

Hey, I am wondering if you have a video about cropping one design from the bulky one and export it alone on illustrator preferred? :)

[moraswiphineas]

very gooDid you use A3 OR A4 paper to print these T-shirts?

[saysthelord]

Thanks for the great video! I am newbie to Inkspace (just downloaded today).
I was trying to follow what you are doing in the video.
However, when I clicked the "A text" tool, the drop down font menu was only showing "sans serif".
Could you help me with this please?