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Inkscape by Example

You're reading from   Inkscape by Example A project-based guide to exploring the endless features of Inkscape and upgrading your skills

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803243146
Length 230 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Istvan Szep Istvan Szep
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Inkscape Is Ready for Work – Design a Business Card as a Warmup! 2. Chapter 2: Design a Clever Tech Logo with Inkscape FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Modular Icon Set Design with the Power of Vector 4. Chapter 4: Create Detailed Illustrations with Inkscape 5. Chapter 5: Edit a Photo and Create a Hero Image in Inkscape 6. Chapter 6: Flexible Website Layout Design for Desktop and Mobile with Inkscape 7. Chapter 7: Combine Inkscape and Other (Free) Programs in the Design Workflow 8. Chapter 8: Pro Tips and Tricks for Inkscapers 9. Chapter 9: Conclusion 10. Index 11. Other Books You May Enjoy

Exporting your icons

For now, all the icons you designed while reading this chapter are in one file. This made it easier for you to duplicate and reuse the elements, and also experiment with them if needed. All of the icons in one .svg file are neat and easy to use during the design process, but of course, not suitable for the final goal of the icons.

In this book, the final goal is to use the icons as decorative and descriptive elements in the website design you will create in Chapter 6, Flexible Website Layout Design for Desktop and Mobile with Inkscape. To be precise, to use them in that project, you do not need to export the icons yet.

But we cannot wrap up a chapter about vector icon design without talking about exporting those icons in their final formats either. There are plenty of cases when a designer needs to export icons in a fast and reliable way, and there are easy solutions for these in Inkscape.

The two main formats to export your icons (or any images created...

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