Canva SVG Export Trick with picsvg & Tinkercad SVG Import

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A user had a project from Canva that would not import correctly. I use the Snipping tool picsvg & Tinkercad SVG Import to solve it in minutes! Check out how you can use the built-in Tinkercad Import command to your advantage!

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[Philewandowski]

This was very helpful. I have been beating my head agains the wall. I have the pro account for Canva but the SVG files weren't importing right. The come out missing pieces or with added chunks. The issue seems to be that Canva exports an SVG with multiple layers that don't import correctly in Tinkercad. Your workaround fixes the issue because it the artwork ends up being brought in as a single layer. Thanks!

[JayPats]

Thank you! I was trying to import a simple graphic from canva (I have pro and was exporting as SVG) but it wouldn't work! Managed to do it following this video though

[KarlaSevilla-vsbv]

Thank you so much for the video, you are amazing!!

[danko]

I've been having problems with Affinity and PowerPoint exporting SVGs. When viewed they look fine, but on import tinkercad says it can't find any artwork. If I export as an image and convert using Convertio, it always works, but ideally it should stay native vector.

[ricyalol]

hi the exported svg circle i made in canva shows up as a square in tinkercad.. can you help me?

[ORYX_DEV]

Im not first, but that doesn't mean im sad 😁