How to convert vector artwork into different formats using the Preview app<article>
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<p>There’s a gulf of difference between
bitmap and
vector graphics. Bitmap art is made of pixels and has a scale attached: each pixel represents black or white, or some gray or color tone. The resolution of the file—how many pixels wide by how tall—defines the amount of information in it. Scale it up and you start to see the individual pixels.</p><p>A vector graphic, however, defines just the relationship of arcs and lines, which can be colored or filled with tints or patterns, and can be scaled to any size large or small. At whatever size they’re scaled, they
render to the screen: the geometrical data gets converted to pixels for display. (Text included in vector files are almost always made of vectors themselves!)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3343061/how-to-convert-vector-artwork-into-different-formats-using-the-preview-app.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to convert vector artwork into different formats using the Preview app
