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Some common types of vector files are. Sounds confusing? Let me make it easier for you. Basically, any editable images are vector images. For example, it can be a shape, a traced image, outlined text, and a professional logo. You can turn a raster image into a vector image using the pen tool or image trace feature. Windows or other versions can look different. Step 1: Crop the image to the area that you want to vectorize. For example, you can adjust the Threshold. Step 4: Select the image and click Expand from Quick Actions.

Now your image is editable and you can see the points and lines. Feel free to try a couple of options. This is how it would look if you choose 16 Colors at Step 2. If not, you might miss some pieces of the artwork when you move. The pen tool gives you a lot of freedom to get creative.

We can make a simple line art vector. Lock the image in case you move it by accident. Step 3: Trace the outline of the image shape. If you want to add color later, you should close the pen tool path and I suggest you create shapes based on the color area. Lock the path you finish to avoid editing the wrong path. Step 4: Time to get creative! You can trace more details from the original image, or add your own touch. For example, I added some details to the head with my watercolor brushes and create some geometric shapes for the body.

Step 5: Delete the original image and you have your vector image. You can save the image as png for future use. There are so many ways to make a vector from scratch. You can make line arts, create shapes , use the paintbrush to draw, etc.