Online PS to CDR Conversion

Convert PS files to CDR online

How to Convert PS to CDR

PS (PostScript) is a page description language used primarily for printing and desktop publishing. While CorelDRAW can import PS files, a direct save to CDR requires importing and re-saving. If you need compatibility or vector editing, conversion is necessary.

1. Import PS into CorelDRAW

Open CorelDRAW.
Go to File → Import.
Choose your PS file and place it on the canvas.
Edit if needed and save the project as .cdr.

2. Convert PS to PDF First

Since CorelDRAW handles PDF better than PS directly, you can:

Convert PS → PDF using an online tool like products.conholdate.app.
Download the PDF result.
Import the PDF into CorelDRAW.
Save as CDR.

3. Use Ghostscript & Free Tools

For those who prefer open-source software:

Install Ghostscript (interprets PS files).
Convert PS to EPS or PDF using Ghostscript.
Import the converted file into CorelDRAW.
Save the project as CDR.

4. Vector Tracing Option

If your PS file has raster elements:

Import into CorelDRAW.
Use Bitmap → Outline Trace for vectorization.
Clean up paths and save as CDR.

💡 Tip: PS is primarily used for print workflows. If the file doesn’t open properly, convert it to PDF first to preserve vector and font data before importing into CorelDRAW.

Online PS to CDR Conversion

Convert PS files to CDR online

How to Convert PS to CDR

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