raster to vector conversion Here’s the thing, most of us think raster to vector conversion is this technical, robotic process. You shove in a fuzzy JPEG , press a magic button in Illustrator, and boom, out comes a shiny SVG. But that’s… well, it’s kind of a lie. At least a half-truth. Because what really determines whether your vector looks like professional design work or something a printer chews up and spits out isn’t resolution, or colour mode, or even the software (though yeah, those matter). It’s the anchor points. Those tiny, stubborn dots scattered along your paths like confetti after a chaotic wedding. Most people ignore them. Heck, when I first started, I didn’t even see them, just assumed the software knew what it was doing. But the secret? Mastering anchor points isn’t optional. It’s the hidden lever, the thing that suddenly makes everything smoother, cleaner, lighter. Like switching from driving an old stick-shift Corolla with a shaky clutch to a Tesla that practic...