I’ve been thinking on switching to Penpot and save money and one of my concerns is working with already made projects that need changes every now and then. Can I import PDF files? Or EPS? Is there a tutorial on how to import third party projects? This migration is important to all of us. Affinity did make easy that part, and that’s why I was able to switch. Any advice will be appreciated.
Hello @AlbertKinng, are you trying to move from figma? In that case, we have a basic plugging that could help you:
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I utilize Sketch, and when they switched to a subscription model, they were accommodating in providing me with a perpetual license without updates. Initially, I was content with this arrangement, but eventually, the plugins began to malfunction, and collaboration was no longer feasible. As a result, Penpot has been a godsend for me. However, I do wish there was a way to import my files, or else I will be compelled to pay for the subscription even if I don’t desire to.
To import from Sketch the best way is export it as SVG and importing it to Penpot.
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My strategy was to import to figma then to penpot. Since there is an official figma to penpot plugin.
See my steps here Feature Request: Ability to import Sketch, Adobe XD or Figma files into Penpot - #14 by lastlink.
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