That image you showed of how it looks in Inkscape, looks like it's simply blurred. Because notice how the content of the PNG, those gray rectangles, they're blurred too. When you select it, look in Object menu > Fill and Stroke, and make sure the Blur slider is all the way on zero. You can also che...

Make a right-click on that image and call the objects-properties (shift+cmd+O)and find-> image-rendering->optimizeSpeed. This will stop the interpolation. Cheers P. Polygon, brilliant - same solution as mine but I did mine at load time, you did yours after the load. Thanks for the help. Cheers Jo

All,
I think I resolved this myself. I did the file import and set the image import mode to Blocky. Now, I need to look at all the other threads about how to get tiling to work without lines.

Something about patterns... lets see how that goes

Regards
Jo

Hi there. I'm new to Inkscape, and am probably asking a really dumb question. I've got a small PNG that I want to tile. However, when I import it into Inkscape, it doesn't look quite right. I've included two screenshots as attachments, one from when I open the PNG in paint.net, and one from when I i...