Vectorizer.AI: Adjust color palette settings in Vectorizer AI
Vectorizer.AIDemo summary
The user demonstrates how to reduce the complexity of a vectorization by limiting the color count from 50 down to 7 using the tool's palette settings.
Step-by-step
- Locate the color palette section in the top left of the interface
- Review the current number of colors being used in the graphic
- Select a lower number from the color count presets to simplify the vectorization
- Iterate through different color counts to find the balance between simplicity and quality
- Click the check mark to confirm the selection
Options
- Select preset color counts such as 5, 6, 7, or 10
Watch out for
- Reducing the color count too far (e.g., down to 5) can result in a loss of image quality
Tips
- Use a small number of colors when vectorizing to achieve a cleaner graphic look
- Check specific color swatches in the list to identify which ones are causing unwanted artifacts
- Experiment with incremental changes to find the 'magic number' that maintains detail while simplifying the palette
Highlights
“I actually think seven is kind of a magic number here. And I think this is a really nice result.”
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