With the image selected, tap the Expand Vectorization icon in the common actions bar below the image or tap the Expand Vectorization button at the bottom of the Properties panel.When satisfied with the result, you need to expand the vectorization to edit the vector artwork. Ignore White: Allows you to remove anything white from the result.Overlapping creates artwork with stacked paths that slightly overlap each other. Method: Abutting creates artwork that acts like it was cut out using a cookie cutter.Threshold, Path, Corners, and Noise: Options related to refining the method of artwork vectorization.Output: You can choose to create Strokes (paths) or Fills (shapes).Color Mode: When certain Source profiles are chosen, you can change the color of the resulting artwork.Source: A preset that is intelligently assigned when you apply Vectorizer.Tap the eye icon again to show the results. Eye icon: Tap the eye icon to see the original image.When you vectorize art, the Properties panel opens to reveal Vectorize options you can set to refine the artwork. Set Vectorize options to refine the vector art With the image selected, tap the Vectorize icon in the common actions bar below the image or choose Vectorize from the Object menu in the taskbar on the right.From the Import menu, choose a source from which to import a sketch, photo, PSD file, or other work, including from Cloud documents or Creative Cloud Libraries.Create a compound path from the result, this essentially gives you a single 'path' (either Object Compound Path Make or cmd + 8 ). The centers of the flowers, for example). Tap the Import icon in the toolbar on the left. Select all the paths you want to merge (excluding any paths you want to 'cut out'.
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