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A terrible user experience. Yes, it is very easy to upload a photo and see a vectorized version online. I understand they don't want to give away their services
by tasty_freeze 8y ago
A terrible user experience. Yes, it is very easy to upload a photo and see a vectorized version online. I understand they don't want to give away their services/product for free, and it would be reasonable for them to limit the size of the image, or the quality, or to add a watermark.
Instead they show it to you, but to access it to really see what comes out means subscribing.
The worst part is they don't even tell you how bit the resulting file is.
They expect me to pay $200 or whatever to buy the product or sign up at $10/month before I can even find out what the resulting file size is?
- lousken 8y agoI agree, also if they don't want to download your files why not at least have some sample images so we can see the file sizes in general
- hnnh44 8y agoIt all depends how complex (eg. How many vectors) the image your use is. I'm sure it can range by 100x.
- hnnh44 8y agoI disagree. No one is entitled to free work. I have no use for a subscription, but I need 2 logos converted to vectors. I'll happily pay the $10 for that then cancel the subscription. Would a month access for $10 without a subscription be good? I think so. But he's obviously looking for customers with ongoing needs for the service.