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Vectorization converts a picture that consists of pixels into linear vectors. Vector graphics can be enlarged and minimized as needed without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness. Therefore, vectorization is often used for logos, emblems and letterings.

By vectorizing, various graphics, such as emblems, can be enlarged and minimized as much as needed without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness.

By vectorizing, graphics can be enlarged and minimized as much as needed without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness.

By vectorizing, various graphics such as (coprporate) logos can be enlarged and minimized without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness.

By vectorizing, various graphics such as maps can be enlarged and minimized as much as needed without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness.

By vectorizing, various graphics, such as sketches, can be enlarged and minimized without any loss of quality and (edge) sharpness.