Vector Magic VS Super Vectorizer

Vector Magic Pricing

Super Vectorizer Pricing

Vector Magic

• Fully automatic vectorization: Automatically detects image settings and traces shapes.
• Sub-pixel precision: Precisely traces image details, capturing fine nuances.
• Intelligent node selection: Uses the right number of nodes at optimal locations for easier editing and smaller file sizes.
• Result editing: Allows users to edit the vector result online and in the desktop app.
• Multiple output formats: Delivers results in SVG, EPS, and PDF (Online Edition), plus AI and DXF (Desktop Edition).

Super Vectorizer

• Auto Image Tracing: Automatically converts raster images (PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP) into vector formats.
• Multiple Output Formats: Exports vector graphics as SVG, AI, XDF, and PDF.
• Cross-Platform Availability: Super Vectorizer Pro available for both Mac and Windows.
• Online SVG Tools: Includes free browser-based SVG drawing, compression, and editing utilities.
• Companion Photo Editing Software: Offers PixelStyle Photo Editor for Mac with advanced filters.
• Background Removal Tool: Provides Super PhotoCut for Mac for quick background removal.

Vector Magic Use Cases

• Preparing artwork for printing, cutting, or embroidering.
• Creating consistent and crisp logos for various media.
• Incorporating bitmap source material into vector compositions.
• Vectorizing graphs, maps, or scanned artwork.
• Creating artistic effects from photos.

Super Vectorizer Use Cases

• Converting logos from bitmap to vector format for scalability.
• Vectorizing illustrations and line art for high-resolution printing.
• Creating scalable web graphics (icons, elements) from raster images.
• Preparing images for cutting plotters or engraving machines.
• Editing photos and designing graphics on Mac (using PixelStyle).
• Quickly removing backgrounds from product images or portraits (using Super PhotoCut).
• Drawing simple vector shapes and lines online.
• Compressing SVG files for web optimization.

Vector Magic FAQs

• What's the difference between JPG, PNG, GIF images and SVG, EPS, PDF, AI, DXF files?

  Vector images consist of shapes like circles, rectangles, lines and curves, while bitmap images, also known as raster images, consist of a grid of pixels. Vectorization or tracing is the process of taking a bitmap image and re-drawing it as a vector image.
• What are the supported input file formats?

  Officially supported input file formats are: JPG, PNG, BMP, and GIF bitmap images using the sRGB color space.
• What is the maximum allowed image size?

  The maximum allowed image size is 1 megapixel, regardless of aspect ratio. Images larger than the size limit will be shrunk to that size.
• Which option should I choose?

  To help you choose between the Online and the Desktop Editions, Feature matrix table given in pricing page
• Will it work with my software?

  At least one of Vector Magic's output formats generally works with most modern software. You can download sample output at pricing page, or check out the compatibility page to confirm that the output will work with your specific software.

Super Vectorizer FAQs

• How do you convert a bitmap image to vector on Mac?

  Super Vectorizer Pro allows conversion of bitmap images (like JPEG, BMP, PNG) to scalable vector graphics on Mac through its auto-tracing features. More details can be found in the tutorials section.
• Can I convert PNG images to SVG format?

  Yes, Super Vectorizer Pro supports converting PNG images into SVG vector format on both Mac and Windows.
• Are there online tools for SVG editing?

  Yes, the website offers free online tools including an SVG Editor for quick color changes, an SVG Compressor, and an Online Vector Drawing tool.
• Is there a tool for removing image backgrounds?

  Yes, Super PhotoCut for Mac is available to quickly remove backgrounds from images.

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