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Online TIFF to CDR Conversion
Convert TIFF files to CDR online
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How to Convert TIFF to CDR
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a high-quality raster format often used in printing and publishing. Since TIFF is not vector-based, there is no direct one-click conversion to CDR. Instead, you can import TIFF images into CorelDRAW and optionally trace them to create editable vector graphics.
1. Import TIFF into CorelDRAW
- Open CorelDRAW.
- Go to File → Import and choose your .tif or .tiff file.
- Place the image on the canvas.
- If you just need the image embedded in a CDR, simply save the project as .cdr.
2. Convert TIFF to Vector in CorelDRAW
If you need scalable, editable graphics:
- Select the imported TIFF image.
- Go to Bitmap → Outline Trace and pick the mode (Logo, Detailed, Clipart, etc.).
- CorelDRAW will generate vector paths from the raster image.
- Tweak the result as needed and save as .cdr.
3. Online Conversion Method
If you don’t want to trace manually, try products.conholdate.app:
- Convert TIFF → SVG (TIFF to SVG tool).
- Download the resulting SVG file.
- Open it in CorelDRAW.
- Save as .cdr.
4. Alternative with Free Tools
Another option is Inkscape:
- Open the TIFF image in Inkscape.
- Use Path → Trace Bitmap to generate vector paths.
- Save as SVG or PDF.
- Import into CorelDRAW and save as .cdr.
⚠️ Important:
If you just want to include a TIFF image inside a CDR file, simply import and save.
For true vector editing, use CorelDRAW’s Trace Bitmap feature or convert TIFF to SVG before importing.
