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Online JPEG to CDR Conversion
Convert JPEG to CDR online
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How to convert JPEG to CDR
Converting JPEG → CDR is basically going from a raster image (bitmap) to CorelDRAW’s vector format. Since JPEG is not vector, there’s no “true” direct conversion — but you can import and then trace it in CorelDRAW.
1. Import JPEG into CorelDRAW
- Open CorelDRAW.
- Go to File → Import and choose your .jpeg.
- Place it on the canvas.
- If you just need the image inside a .cdr file → simply Save As → CDR.
2. Convert JPEG to Editable Vector in CorelDRAW
If you need vector graphics (lines, curves, scalable shapes):
- Import the JPEG.
- Select it → Go to Bitmap → Outline Trace → (Choose mode: Logo, Clipart, Detailed, etc.).
- CorelDRAW will auto-trace the raster and create vector objects.
- Edit as needed → Save as .cdr.
3. Online Conversion Workflow
- Convert JPEG → SVG (JPEG to SVG tool).
- Open SVG in CorelDRAW.
- Save as .cdr.
4. Open-source Alternative
If you don’t have CorelDRAW:
- Use Inkscape → Open JPEG → Path → Trace Bitmap → Save as SVG.
- Import SVG into CorelDRAW → Save as CDR.
⚠️ Important:
If you just want the JPEG embedded inside CDR → import and save.
If you need real vectors → use Corel’s Trace Bitmap or convert JPEG → SVG first.
