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Yes, you can convert a PNG (raster) image to an AI (vector) file by tracing the image to create a corresponding vector graphic. This process can be done using Adobe Illustrator, which offers a powerful image trace feature that allows you to convert raster images into vector graphics with varying levels of detail and complexity.
In this blog we explain the fastest way to convert a PNG to an AI file.
AI files are the native vector file type for Adobe Illustrator. An AI file allows designers to infinitely scale their images, drawings, and graphics without affecting resolution. Not all AI files are vector files. It depends on how the file is built. A PNG is a pixel file.
With Adobe Illustrator you can convert a PNG pixel file into an AI vector file.
Choose an image to convert to AI vector:
Save your image as vector. Save your image as .AI in Adobe Illustrator. You now have an AI vector file.
Several online conversion services allow you to convert PNG files to formats like AI or SVG for free. These tools use automatic tracing algorithms to generate vector versions of your raster images. Some popular online conversion services include:
Keep in mind that the quality of the resulting vector image may vary depending on the complexity of the original PNG and the capabilities of the conversion tool.
Although Photoshop is primarily a raster image editor, it can be used to prepare a PNG for conversion to an AI file using Adobe Illustrator. Here's how to convert a PNG to AI using Photoshop and Illustrator:
If you have no knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, you can use our vector service, watch the video below to learn how our service works.
We are happy to help you on your way with the vectorization of your logo or image. You send us the logo in JPG, PNG or PDF and we convert the logo into an EPS vector file using Adobe Illustrator. We use the pen tool and recreate the logo manually with the correct fonts. Then we export the new vector logo in an EPS file so you can get started!
Advantages of vector file creation by Logovector: