Vectorization

Vectorization: consists of converting images that are made up of pixels into images made up of vectors. This is accomplished by drawing all outlines and fills in the image using Bezier curves. The drawings obtained by vectorization are images of perfectly defined contours, which can be enlarged or reduced to any size without changing their high quality. Vectorized images are used in all printing systems, but especially in screen printing, embroidery, lettering, engraving and large format printing, where perfect contours that do not deform at high magnification are needed or strokes that a plotter can recognize are required cutting or milling machine.