What does 'vectorizing' an image mean?
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Vectorizing is the process of converting a pixel-based raster image (like PNG or JPG) into mathematical curves and shapes (SVG). Vector images can be scaled to infinite sizes without ever becoming blurry or pixelated.
What types of images work best?
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Vectorization works best with high-contrast, simple images like logos, icons, line art, and typography. Complex photographs with gradients and millions of colors do not vectorize well and will result in massive SVG files.
Can I adjust the detail level of the SVG?
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Yes, before generating the final SVG, you can adjust the path smoothing and color threshold settings to simplify the output, ensuring the vector remains clean and mathematically optimized.