Bmp to cnc - it also does jpgs! Has nice step over info, stock to leave etc. Major distractor: not being able to save and actually cut is a major limitation. There are other programs that will let you do this but limit the lines of gcode generated - but at least you can test/cut/simulate to evaluate. rates a solid 6-7/10 for ease of set up and use. But I can't prove it's results. Can't run a sI'm (other than the built in) or cut something. It has a a good feature - machining time - can't validate it, but it is still a good feature. ...

It looked promising but failed to perform when trying out the tutorials and did not produce any code. Unable to view any simulations.Altogether a disappointing trial.Clive Griffiths

Simply cam Convert raster images to vector. Nice feature - lets you select pixel size for despec/ and has the choice of centerline or outline (default mode). some scale features are included and, rotate, mirror, move, offset, etc. It's purpose is to get from a raster to a dxf. Docs say it will convert true type fonts into vector. Another nice feature if you want to engrave. it has several post-processor options fanuc, fadal, haas, iso, mach2/3, maxnc, shopbot, tecno-isel, turbocnc, and more. But, as save is locked out in demo I can't verify their fidelity. it only generated limited g code ...