Two solid colors
Red and blue artwork → two color groups.
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COLOR ARTWORK. EDITABLE VECTORS.
Turn solid-color PNG and JPG artwork into scalable SVG, with vector shapes organized by color. Recolor your monograms, logos and illustrations in your vector editor.
Approved email required for downloads. Conversion runs on your computer—not on this website.
NOT JUST A BLACK SILHOUETTE
ConvertR builds color-organized vector artwork. Select a color group in compatible vector software and edit its appearance without recoloring the other groups.
Red and blue artwork → two color groups.
Red, green and blue artwork → three color groups.
Best for clean, flat-color artwork. Soft edges, transparency and JPEG compression can introduce extra shades; inspect the traced result before production.
These examples describe clean flat-color inputs. Color groups are not a promise of one compound path or one native Illustrator document layer per color.
FROM PIXELS TO PATHS
Import a PNG or JPG in the Windows app. Choose SVG for a batch or set the output on individual file cards.
Convert with Trazor. Adjust white handling, color cleanup and curve ripple tolerance in Advanced Settings when the artwork needs it.
Save the SVG, open it in a compatible vector editor and work with the color groups. Originals and exported files remain yours.
BUILT FOR FLAT-COLOR ART
Prepare editable vector artwork for print layouts and other creative workflows. Keep colors separate and scale the result without enlarging a raster image.
Image conversion takes place in the installed app on your computer. The download portal is for installers and update access—not uploading your design files.
SVG artwork can support compatible cutting, engraving and CNC preparation. Physical dimensions, geometry checks and toolpaths still need production setup. Embroidery requires digitizing into stitches and a machine-compatible file.
GET CONVERTR
The public landing page is open to everyone. Windows downloads remain restricted to approved email addresses.
Windows preview: the installer is not Windows code-signed. Signed release metadata and installer checksums are verified separately. Finish active work and export wanted results before installing an update.
GOOD TO KNOW
Not yet. This is the product landing page; conversion currently runs in the installed Windows app. A browser-based edition is not available here.
ConvertR’s color-to-SVG workflow is designed for solid-color artwork. Photographs, textures and gradients are not the target for clean, independently recolorable color groups.
Artwork is organized by detected color. A color group can contain several paths, and two letters sharing a color can belong to the same group. Tracing cannot reconstruct hidden portions of overlapping letters from a flattened image.
Canva accepts prepared SVGs, but a dedicated Canva-optimized export preset has not been released in ConvertR. Existing exports may need preparation to meet Canva’s upload requirements. Color editability and layer behavior should be checked in Canva before use.
No. The portal checks approved email access. Sharing this landing page or its download link does not bypass the email-code login or grant permission.
WALLPAPERS, VIDEO & SHOWS FOR EVERY SCREEN
WinDisplay spreads pictures and looping video across all your monitors, cut to each screen’s real size and position, and plays timed Shows that run for days. Made for multi-monitor homes and studios, and for staffed expo booths and front desks.
Invite-only beta for Windows 11. Testers sign in with their email and a one-time code—no password.Downloads for invited testers open soon. WinDisplay runs on your PC; nothing is uploaded to this website.
WHAT IT DOES
Make a Mosaic once and play it, loop a video across every screen, or let a Show run the day. Each monitor can also keep a life of its own.
One picture across every monitor, cut to each monitor’s real size and position: portrait, landscape or ultrawide. Or choose Panels, a picture of its own for each monitor.
A looping video across all your monitors, every screen on the same frame. Behind your windows like a moving wallpaper, or on top of everything, covering your apps and the taskbar. On top, Esc stops it; Ctrl+Alt+Shift+W brings WinDisplay back from anywhere.
A loop that runs for hours and days by the clock. Takeovers cut in every few minutes or at set times, Monitor sets give each monitor its own pictures, and schedule windows start and stop a Show on the days and hours you choose.
One Play button for Mosaics, Mosaic playlists and Shows. The Now-playing bar says what plays and what comes next. Stop gives every monitor its own picture back.
Every monitor can run its own Static picture, Slideshow or Screensaver from its own Library. The Screensaver waits while you game, present or watch a video.
Every picture and video is stored once, and each monitor gets a Library of its own. Keep the catalog on this PC or in OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox, and connect it from another PC.
Mosaic playlists with a time for each item: show a picture for 30 seconds or 2 minutes, play a video once or several times. Shuffle, Next, and the length of a round at a glance.
Drag monitors into place, as in Windows Settings. Windows checks the new positions first, and they go back after 15 seconds unless you choose Keep. Resolution, orientation and scaling stay with Windows.
HOW IT WORKS
In New Mosaic, drop one picture across all your monitors, a picture on each, or a video. WinDisplay checks a video first and tells you whether it plays here. Bake saves the Mosaic.
Play a Mosaic or a Mosaic playlist from the Play page, or line Mosaics up in a Show with a time for each one.
Now playing keeps time by the clock and carries on after a restart. Stop gives every monitor its own picture back.
SHOWS
Drag Mosaics, Video Mosaics and Mosaic playlists onto a Show’s loop, add Monitor sets, and give each one a length: seconds, minutes or hours, or a number of times. Press Run and WinDisplay plays the loop by the clock, so it does not drift over a day.
What plays when To the window’s end
Interrupt the loop every N minutes, on the clock or from Run, after N items or rounds, at set times of day, or by hand with Take over now. Over a picture a takeover cuts in at once; over a video it waits until the video ends. Then the loop carries on where it stopped.
Each monitor shows its own pictures from its own Library or playlist, and all of them change together on a step you choose, from 10 seconds to 24 hours. Takeovers cut in over a Monitor set, and the same pictures come back for the rest of their step.
Run a Show on the days and hours you choose, such as Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00. Press Run once to arm it: the Show starts by itself when the window opens and stops at its end. Play something yourself during the window and your choice stays until the window ends; the Show starts again at its next window.
WinDisplay must be running and the PC awake. It does not start with Windows yet.
BUILT FOR
A wallpaper that finally fits a portrait, ultrawide and portrait desk, or any mix of shapes and sizes.
A moving backdrop behind your windows while you work, with your apps and the taskbar in front.
A Show of pictures and video across two to four screens on one PC, with a takeover on the hour and a schedule window for opening hours.
Video on top of everything, the pointer hidden and the screens kept on while it plays. After the PC restarts, someone starts WinDisplay again.
SAFE BY DESIGN
WinDisplay manages what your monitors show, not how Windows drives them.
Never changes resolution, orientation, scaling, refresh rate or your main display. Arrange moves positions only, when you ask, and puts them back after 15 seconds unless you choose Keep.
Imports are copied into your Media Catalog; your originals are never moved without asking. Deleting asks first and uses the Windows Recycle Bin.
Uninstall never touches your Media Catalog, and it asks (default No) before removing settings.
Everything runs on your PC. The only network use is the optional update check, after you connect this computer.WinDisplay needs no internet connection.
ROADMAP
On the roadmap, not in the current build.
BETA ACCESS
This page is open to everyone. Downloads are for invited testers.
On PCs with Smart App Control turned on, Windows blocks unsigned previews like this one. Sharing this page or the portal address does not grant access; the portal checks every sign-in.
GOOD TO KNOW
WinDisplay is in an invite-only beta for testers right now. There is no public release yet.
No. Resolution, orientation, scaling, refresh rate and the main display stay in Windows Settings. The one exception is Arrange, which moves monitor positions only when you ask, and puts them back after 15 seconds unless you choose Keep.
Yes. Your settings live in your Windows profile and your pictures in your Media Catalog; installing, updating or reinstalling leaves both alone. Uninstall asks (default No) before deleting settings and never deletes your Media Catalog.
Access is by invitation only. Once your email is on the beta list, the download portal signs you in with a one-time code.The download portal for invited testers opens soon.
Yes. A Static picture, Slideshow or Screensaver works on a single monitor too, but WinDisplay shines on several.
Yes, once you arm it with Run, while WinDisplay is running and the PC is awake. WinDisplay does not start with Windows yet: a window that opens while WinDisplay is closed starts when you open WinDisplay during it, and one that opens while the PC sleeps starts when you wake the PC. For a Show that must start on time, set the PC’s sleep to Never in Windows Settings.
Not yet. Video Mosaics play silently.
Visual content, built for business
From phone photos to finished adverts, or bring the finished imagery you already have. Organize it, prepare it and publish it from one connected workspace on your Windows PC.
Testers sign in with an approved email address and a one-time code. This page does not sign you in or sign you up.
TWO PATHS, ONE SYSTEM
Use as much of P8 as the job needs. Projects, Forms and post content hold everything together either way.
Starting from a phone or product photo
Already have finished adverts or photos
PROJECTS AND FORMS
Group images by product or advert, give each one a role, and fill in each product’s details once with a form you can use again.
One form, connected to the images
PUBLISHING
Turn finished posts into PostCards, place them on the calendar, or publish now. Scheduled posts go out from the cloud, even when every PC is switched off.
Choose posts for scheduling, see a live preview, and move them around the Facebook and Instagram calendar.
See, edit, hold or post scheduled posts from a phone or another computer. Available to approved accounts.
During the beta, posts go to the accounts connected to P8. More platforms are planned, not available yet.
INVITE-ONLY BETA
Sign in with your approved email address and the one-time code we send you, then download P8 for Windows. Updates arrive inside the app once you connect this computer in Settings → Updates.
GUFINOV CREATIVE LAB · INVITE-ONLY BETA
A playful, touch-first photo booth experience for weddings and events. Capture a series of moments, pick your favorites and turn them into a ready-to-print filmstrip.
Approved email required. You'll sign in through Cloudflare Access using a one-time code.
FROM SNAPSHOT TO KEEPSAKE
A straightforward journey, whether you're testing at your desk or using a touchscreen at an event.
Pick a style—Classic Strip, Modern Strip or Portrait—then follow the camera setup guide. A bright frame shows exactly what will print.
Capture pictures with a countdown—one at a time or in automatic rounds.
Choose four favorites. Tap or drag them into the frames, swap their order, and pick a paper color or film look if the event allows it.
Export a 4 × 6 sheet as JPEG or PDF, or open your computer's print dialog. Your ticket number brings your session back.
DESIGNED FOR REAL EVENTS
myPhotoBooth is being built as a modular platform for compact, freestanding event booths. The same interface can be tested with a mouse now and on a touchscreen later.
Its event settings control which styles and capture methods guests see, photo counts, countdown intervals, paper colors and film looks, and whether guests stay to review or step outside after capture. Settings can be saved as a profile for each event.
Works with supported webcams after you grant permission; sample sessions can be used without a camera.
Vintage square-frame strips, modern wide strips or a four-photo portrait print, with Original, Warm Studio Film, Classic B&W and Sepia looks. Film looks are early versions.
Photo processing happens in your browser in this prototype. The remote finishing-station handoff is not yet implemented.
PRIVATE BROWSER BETA
You can experiment with sample images, or grant camera access to take photographs directly. The online beta is for testing the guest experience—not running an unattended commercial event.
CURRENT SCOPE
The browser opens a normal print dialog. Automated unattended printing and real printer-status feedback are planned, not available.
Sessions are saved only in the browser on the computer that took them, for as long as the event settings allow, and are deleted when staff close them. Download anything you wish to keep.
Switching between capture and review currently simulates a second station in the same browser. Two-computer syncing and a persistent event queue still need development.