Understanding Vectorization
**Raster images** (like PNG, JPG) are made of pixels. They are like a mosaic; if you get too close, you see the individual tiles (squares). This limits how much you can enlarge them before they look blurry or blocky.
**Vector images** (SVG) are made of paths. They are like instructions: "draw a line from point A to point B, curve it like this." Because they are math-based, you can scale them to the size of a skyscraper, and the lines will remain perfectly smooth.
**Vectorization** (or auto-tracing) is the process of converting pixels into paths. Our tool analyzes the color boundaries in your PNG and draws the best-fitting curves to represent shapes, effectively recreating your image in math.
