Tmttool, a tool that allows you to enlarge images without distortion from bitmap to vector

In business scenarios, it is often necessary to re-create illustrations generated by AI. Friends who know how to use AI to create illustrations will know that the resolution of the generated images is limited and is not convenient for secondary creation or printing. In this case, the images need to be converted to For high-definition large images or convert bitmaps into vector images and then create them again, I used some existing online vector conversion tools or directly converted them with Ai (Illustrator). The effect is really impressive, and the adjustment time and cost after generation is close to that of re-tracing.

I found Vectorizer.ai last year, and the generation effect is really awesome. The path curve and color restoration effects are full, which greatly saves time and cost. However, the fee was too low and I had to abandon it; until recently, a friend recommended svg.tmttool.com. I unexpectedly found that the generation effect is as good as Vectorizer. The key point is that it is free. Now I will share it with you.

Next, let’s talk about the usage tutorial:

Step 1: Open the website https://svg.tmttool.com/

Step 2: Click the Select Image to Vectorize button to upload the image, or drag the image into the dotted box to upload it.

Step 3: Wait for a moment for the vector conversion. After the conversion is successful, click Download in the upper right corner of the image to enter the download.

Step 4: Select the format to save. Currently, SVG, EPS, PDF, etc. are supported. Usually, SVG or EPS format is selected, which can be opened in design software such as (Ai, Cdr, Figma, Sketch). Just leave other parameters as default and click download.

Step 5: Edit the source file, open the downloaded source file in Ai software, and compare the generated effect. You can see that the degree of restoration is still very high, the color restoration is consistent, and the blurred curves have also been optimized. Path anchors There are also fewer points, which facilitates our secondary modifications, which greatly improves the drawing efficiency. See the picture below for the production effect.

The vector restoration effect is really invincible, designers should use it quickly！