Vector images use scalable color polygons instead of pixels. Vector images maintain quality when scaled, unlike raster images. Vector formats include SVG, EPS, and AI, while raster formats are JPG and GIF
Open image as JPG or PNG and duplicate background layer. Select image using Marquee, Magic Wand, or Select Subject tools. Apply filters like Oil Paint, Pallette Knife, or Dry Brush. Adjust colors using Posturize, Levels, or Hue/Saturation
Adobe Illustrator requires Creative Cloud subscription ($20.99/month single app). Free 7-day trial available
Vector graphics maintain sharpness at any size using geometric polygons. Raster images (bitmap) consist of pixels that become pixelated with zoom. Logos, fonts, and icons are typically vector graphics
Converts any image to outline vector within seconds. Works on desktop, mobile, and tablet without software installation. Supports PNG and JPG image formats. Maximum pixel size is 6000
Vectorization converts pixel-based images into scalable vector graphics. Vector graphics use mathematical formulas instead of pixels. Vectorized images maintain quality when scaled infinitely