Hi, Read with great interest your link for vector converting app. Wondering if anyone knows if standard image editing software (i.e., CS2) can handle graphics that have been vectorized? Does anyone know what extension the graphic has once it has been vectorized?
I did a search on this forum to find this information and don’t see any discussion concerning this.
Thanks in advance for any help.

As we stated in the article the images can be saved as “PNG, SVG, or EPS”. They should be handled fine by most imaging software.

Tried to vectorize a 96×96 sized msn avatar… It’s just not working. Knew it was too good to be true

It really just depends on how detailed the image is that you’re trying to vectorize.

Holy bleepity bleep! That stuff is awesome! I uploaded my avatar, let the site process it and then rendered it in The GIMP on 1000×1000 pixels

Wow, that looks really darn good. I think the Firefox one at the end of the post would have looked that good if there wasn’t so much shading involved. That was the same problem I had when using photos.

I’m surprised the photos vectorized well. When I tried photos the shading was really thrown off, and the image just looked funny. If it’s a computer generated model it might look good though.

Here’s the result:
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You should also try scaling it down. Scale down the original image to 75×75, then scale down the vector image. It makes so much difference!