Vector File Converters

Vector images can be scaled to any size without losing quality, unlike raster images (JPG, PNG)
SVG files are actually XML text files that can be edited with a text editor
Vector formats typically have smaller file sizes than equivalent raster images
Some vector formats support animation and interactivity (like SVG)
Converting between vector formats may result in the loss of special effects or proprietary features

"Vector graphics are like digital origami - infinitely foldable and adaptable while maintaining their essential structure."

•The EPS format was created in 1987 by Adobe and was one of the first widely-used vector formats.
•SVG was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) in 1999 and is now supported natively by all modern web browsers.
•Adobe Illustrator's AI format is based on PDF, which means most AI files can be opened in PDF viewers.
•The term "vector" comes from mathematics, referring to quantities that have both magnitude and direction.

Converting between vector formats allows you to:

Use graphics across different software applications that support specific formats
Create web-friendly versions (SVG) of graphics created in professional design software
Archive designs in formats with better long-term compatibility
Convert legacy vector formats to modern standards
Optimize vector files for specific use cases like web, print, or CNC machining

Choose the appropriate converter above to transform your vector graphics for your specific needs!

🔎

Start typing to search

Find the perfect tool for your needs

If you have any questions, report any errors, suggest new features, please contact us.