The logo the old print shop made, the banner design, the wedding invitation — .cdr out to PDF or SVG.
The libcdr filter reads .cdr from version 7 (1996) through the modern zip-based releases (X4 and later), plus .cmx exchange files renamed to .cdr. Vector shapes, fills, curves and embedded bitmaps come through; text depends on fonts — see below.
CDR files reference the designer’s installed fonts, which this server doesn’t have — text is re-laid-out in substitute fonts, so tight text-on-a-curve designs can drift. Shapes and colors are unaffected. If the original designer is reachable, ask for a PDF export; if not, this is usually the best free view of the artwork you’ll get.
PDF to view and print. SVG to re-edit in Inkscape or Illustrator — handy for getting a logo back out of a dead .cdr into something a modern print shop accepts.
It’s written to a private temporary folder for the few seconds the conversion engine needs, then deleted — nothing is retained, logged or shared. No account, no email, no “files kept for 24 hours” fine print. These are often someone’s letters, family records or old business files; we treat them accordingly.