vektorilise
Vektorilise refers to the process of converting raster graphics—images composed of pixels—into vector graphics, which are defined by mathematical paths and shapes rather than individual pixels. This transformation is commonly used in graphic design, digital illustration, and web development to create scalable, high-quality images that can be resized without losing clarity.
The term originates from "vector," a mathematical concept describing direction and magnitude, and "raster," which pertains
One of the primary advantages of vectorization is scalability; vector images remain crisp at any resolution,
Vectorization is also used in fields like computer vision and medical imaging, where precise geometric interpretations