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I purchased the app because it's a problem that I've always hoped I'd find a solution for. However, I feel like I'm missing something fundamental... 1. Impor
by Mtinie 11y ago
I purchased the app because it's a problem that I've always hoped I'd find a solution for. However, I feel like I'm missing something fundamental...
1. Import .png file[1] that I'd like to convert to a vector image.
2. Click "Vectorize"
...and the resulting output is a black square.
I tried a couple of other .png and .jpeg files of different icons that I had and I'm getting the same result. After that I opened up Photoshop and converted the original icon from RGB to Greyscale and then exported it I tried again -- same outcome as the first attempt.
Definitely not a great first experience.
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[1] https://nubits.com/sites/all/themes/nubits/assets/img/home/hero-logo.png https://nubits.com/sites/all/themes/nubits/assets/img/home/h...
- pan69 11y agoIf you're using Photoshop then you might also have access to other Adobe products, Flash has been able to do this for more then a dacade and depending on the complexity of the bitmap (photos obviously don't work that well), it had good results for me in the past. Since the output is a vector, often its quite easy to tweak the end result as well.
- selinger 11y ago@Mtinie: sorry about that. You have encountered a rare bug in Image Vectorizer 1.4; this happens very infrequently and usually only after Image Vectorizer has been open for a long time. But sometimes it can also happen sooner. It seems to be caused by an underlying Cocoa bug, and I am working on fixing this. Fortunately, there is a simple solution: just close and re-open the application. If this doesn't work for you, please let me know. Here is the output from your image: http://image-vectorizer.com/downloads/hero-logo.pdf http://image-vectorizer.com/downloads/hero-logo.pdf Thanks, -- Peter (Image Vectorizer)