Vectorize graphics using Recraft
RecraftDemo summary
The video shows the process of importing a design into Recraft, using the 'vectorize' tool to create crisp edges, and editing individual color elements within the resulting vector file.
Step-by-step
- Sign in and open a new project in Recraft
- Drag your design into the project workspace
- Click the Vectorize button at the top of the interface
- Double-click the vectorized image to access individual elements
- Select and change specific colors using the side panel
Options
- Turn on specific colors to modify them individually
Watch out for
- Free accounts are limited to three images per day
- Avoid using this for highly detailed photorealistic images or complex styles like Van Gogh
Tips
- Use this tool for graphics where you need perfectly crisp edges
- Use the vector format when you need more control over individual design elements
Highlights
“it's a lot quicker than waiting for DGB. And it's very, very clean.”
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