Create editable and scalable vector graphics.
Vector graphics offer infinite scalability, keeping your designs crisp and clear at any size. Enjoy easy editing and efficient file sizes for a wide range of high-quality graphic design projects.
Deliver precision graphics with vector images.
Experience flawless detail, seamless scalability, and unmatched clarity across all your design projects, from billboards to social media. Vector images ensure that every line, curve, and color maintains its integrity — no matter the size.
Upgrade your logos with 3D effects and easy enhancements.
Transform images with advanced vectorizing capabilities in Illustrator for dynamic 3D effects, vibrant gradients, and effortless color adjustments. Use Mockup integration to visualize vector artwork on product images with automatic adjustments for realistic results — all in one click.
Go from raster to vector for custom designs.
Convert photos or illustrations into vectors for scalable designs and simplified image files—ideal for precise cuts on vinyl, laser engraving, and branded merchandise like t-shirts, mugs, and hats.
How to vectorize an image in Illustrator.
Image Trace converts raster images (JPEG, PNG, PSD, etc.) into vector artwork. You can use this feature to trace and convert existing images, like pencil sketches, into vectors. Choose from various tracing presets for quick, desired results.
- Open or place a raster image in your Illustrator document.
- With the placed image selected, do one of the following:
Choose Object > Image Trace > Make to trace with default parameters.
Click the Image Trace button in the Control or Properties panel, or select a preset from the Tracing Presets button.
Choose Window > Image Trace or switch to the Tracing workspace to open the Image Trace panel. Then, you can either choose a default preset from the drop-down menu or specify the tracing options. - Adjust the tracing results in the Image Trace panel (Window > Image Trace).
- To convert the tracing object to paths and to manually edit the vector artwork, choose Object > Image Trace > Expand.