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Affinity Designer is a powerful vector graphics editor that has gained popularity as an alternative to Adobe Illustrator. With its robust tools and features, Affinity Designer allows you to create stunning vector images and export them in various vector file formats. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the process of creating vector images in Affinity Designer, saving them as vector files, and converting raster images to vector graphics using the auto trace feature.
Yes, you can create vector files using Affinity Designer. The software is specifically designed for vector graphics editing and supports various vector file formats, including SVG, EPS, and PDF.
To save your Affinity Designer artwork as a vector file, follow these steps: With your document open in Affinity Designer, go to "File" > "Export." In the Export dialog box, select the desired vector file format from the options available (e.g., SVG, EPS, or PDF). Adjust the export settings as needed, such as choosing a preset or modifying the DPI. Click "Export" and choose a location to save your vector file.
To vectorize (trace) a raster image in Affinity Designer, follow these steps:
Note that Affinity Designer does not have a built-in auto trace feature like Adobe Illustrator. The tracing process in Affinity Designer is manual.
Yes, you can create an SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file in Affinity Designer. To save your artwork as an SVG, follow the steps outlined in the previous section.