Why you should vectorize your files
Vector graphics are 2D images generated by computers. Unlike raster images, these are not pixel-based, but rather based on stored lists of drawing instructions. They consist of graphic elements such as lines, circles, squares and polygons or curves. In addition, the basic shape, stroke, color, pattern or color fills are saved.
Vector files are not only needed for logos, vector line drawings are also required for the production of stickers and signs. Laser cutters and plotters require vector files to draw or cut shapes. Line drawings are also often used in operating instructions, spare parts catalogs and for pictograms.
When icons for software development are created as vector drawings, it is quick and easy to change colors or adjust other design aspects later. This is particularly useful when you want different skins to use the same icons but have different color styles.
Vectors are also infinitely scalable without losing their sharp edges. That’s why they don’t look pixelated on any screen or print size. Use our vectorization service to get infinitely scalable graphics.